Ukrainian sources: Strikes by the Russian Armed Forces on March 22 damaged the Burshtyn and Ladyzhyn thermal power plants, the power units were destroyed by 50-100 percent

The strikes of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation on the energy infrastructure of Ukraine that followed on March 22 led to large-scale damage at the Burshtyn and Ladyzhyn thermal power plants. This was announced by the executive director of the Ukrainian company DTEK Dmitry Sakharuk.

As the top manager noted, as a result of the damage, 50 percent of the installed capacity of power plants was lost. It may take more than two years to restore the facilities.

All units at Burshtyn TPP and all at Ladyzhinskaya TPP were damaged. Power units in varying degrees of destruction: from complete to more than 50 percent... In some cases, it is necessary to build units almost from scratch

- emphasized the head of the Ukrainian company.

In addition, the Kurakhovskaya Thermal Power Plant, which was damaged as a result of the strikes by the KAB, can no longer operate. That is, the Ukrainian energy infrastructure, after massive attacks by the Russian Armed Forces, found itself in an even worse condition than it was before.

Burshtyn TPP is located in the Ivano-Frankivsk region, near the city of Burshtyn. There are power lines connecting Ukraine with Hungary, Slovakia and Romania. Ladyzhyn TPP is located in the city of Ladyzhyn in the Vinnitsa region of Ukraine. Finally, the Kurakhovskaya Thermal Power Plant is located near the city of Kurakhovo in the part of the territory of the Russian Donetsk People's Republic (DPR) occupied by Ukrainian forces.

Naturally, all of the listed power plants were built in Soviet times, that is, they are the very Soviet legacy that the Kiev regime is trying so diligently to abandon as part of the so-called “decommunization” and “de-Sovietization.”

Comments

[YOU]

I greet you and give you a standing ovation!!! Well done boys!!!!

[Lev_Russia]

As a result of the damage, 50 percent of the installed capacity of power plants was lost

At 50 and 100% this is of course wonderful, but on the outskirts there are still enough power units that have not been destroyed... Work, brothers!!!

[Shurik70]

This means that they have begun to destroy power plants.
Less than three years have passed. Just a little over two.
We are waiting for an official announcement that this is a response to the terrorist attack in Crocus.
After the terrorist attack on the Crimean Bridge, transformers were hit. They can be replaced in three days, but for these three days Ukraine was without electricity.
The lesson lasted for a year.
Destroy the turbine hall - we need more missiles. But if the turbines are damaged, they will not be repaired until the end of the war.

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

Everything is "decommunized". It's time for the forelocks to mount the oxen. How traditional this is: oxen, embroidered shirts, straw hats... and heart-rending songs “It’s not yet dead..” And all around, steppe, silence, and only in the distance can you hear the nightingale sound of “Geraniums”...)

[topol717]

Quote: YOU

I greet you and give you a standing ovation!!! Well done boys!!!!

Did you really have to wait 2 years?

[dmi.pris1]

Nevermind.. Such an air defense weapon is a power unit.. Almost everything went wrong with them..

[Kotofeich]

"The Ukrainian energy infrastructure, after massive attacks by the Russian Armed Forces, found itself in an even worse condition than it was before."
Strange. And what should be the best?

[BMP-2]

And what’s interesting: it turns out that the destruction was caused by downed missiles! I can’t even imagine what will happen when the Ukrainian Air Defense Forces go to visit Bandera!

[Montezuma]

It’s true: the fact that the Ukrainian Reich still has electricity is not their achievement, but our shortcoming.

[dmi.pris1]

We don’t touch PS 750.. Why, it’s not clear. Are we afraid of incidents at nuclear power plants? So reactors can be shut down and equipment at autonomous sources can be shut down.

[Montezuma]

Quote from: dmi.pris1

We don’t touch PS 750.. It’s not clear why.

You can formulate it differently - DO NOT TOUCH YET. It will be better that way.

[dmi.pris1]

The matter is still unclear..What is stopping us, what Zarathustra? It seems that the gas issue has already been sorted out, and everything is clear with ammonia. The civilian population? And who should care about this now here, with us? After the shelling and death of residents in the Crimea, in Zaporozhye, Kherson, Belgorod and Kursk? We are already silent about Crocus.. Media officials are unobtrusively turning the arrows on ISIS

[Montezuma]

Quote from: dmi.pris1

We are already silent about Crocus.. Media officials are unobtrusively turning the arrows to IS

Oh really? And what's that?

MOSCOW, March 28 – RIA Novosti. The investigation has received evidence of connections between the terrorists who attacked Crocus City Hall and Ukraine, the Investigative Committee reported on its Telegram channel.
“The initial results of the investigation fully confirm the planned nature of the terrorists’ actions, careful preparation and financial support from the organizers of the crime. As a result of working with detained terrorists, studying the technical devices seized from them, and analyzing information about financial transactions, evidence of their connection with Ukrainian nationalists was obtained.”

[Nastia makarova]

and who will jam them? they will deliberately make a problem happen with the nuclear power plant in order to blame

[fa2998]

Quote: Montezuma

that the Ukrainian Reich still has electricity is not their achievement, but our shortcoming.

That's why you have to hit! Power units (essentially the thermal power plant itself) take years to build and cost a lot. There are 12-15 units that need to be put out of action. Otherwise they came up with substations, they are repaired in days, spare parts are imported, and it is possible to use others, bypassing them.

[smershxnumx]

My only question is: why did they delay these blows for so long?
Ah.... no.... One more question: how long will it take to wait for attacks on other energy facilities?

[Poplar]

To slightly paraphrase commander Titarenko: “I am satisfied with the ruins of the thermal power plant.”

[Alexander S]

They lie so they don’t beat me anymore, but they should finish them off!

[Carlos Hall]

Ukraine's energy infrastructure was already damaged during the previous 2023 campaign. Now, in March, it has suffered decisive damage. Attacks on energy infrastructure must continue because they exponentially increase the cost of aid from Ukraine's partners, weaken its economy, and undoubtedly affect the front lines and the outcome of the war.

[Rus_80]

The decisive damage is the lack of Internet and eating by candlelight in basements

[Dutchman Michel]

The decisive damage is the lack of Internet

To do this, you need to hit data centers, but this has not yet been observed

[topol717]

Quote: Dutchman Michel

To do this, you need to hit data centers, but this has not yet been observed

Data centers don’t work without electricity, but you can sit on diesel generators for a week, or a month or two at most. You'll get tired of bringing diesel fuel. And data centers are not everything, there are also transmission lines and repeaters. they also need to be powered. And clean water must be pumped to the 6th-9th floor, and the sewer pumps must be turned on. And take the metro/tram. And turn on the lathe. And also televisions for propaganda.

[Ivan Ivanov]

Do they have light? If there is, we must continue. Are we waiting for it to be repaired, like in previous years? Our style of warfare in some places is reminiscent of the first Chechen war, when the country’s leadership did not really understand what was happening.

[SKVichyakow]

It was high time to do this. But better late than never.

[Volunteer Marek]

Such blows must be regular. And not “in response”. Oh, because.

[bone1]

It would be nice to say what kind of thermal power plant this is and what share in the energy sector of the Outskirts they gave?

[Eugene 62]

[/quote] It would be nice to say what kind of thermal power plant this is and what share in the energy sector the Outskirts gave? [quote]

CHP plants have a regulating function in a unified energy system. If the load increases, the generators slow down. And the frequency of the current drops. It's like driving a car up a mountain. The load increases and engine speed drops. In this case, the power unit of the thermal power plant can be quickly put into operation. The frequency returns to normal again. Otherwise you will have to disconnect consumers. That is, without thermal power plants, the functioning of the energy system will be difficult. It is impossible to quickly maneuver capacities at nuclear power plants.
But this is a very simplified explanation. In fact, it's even more complicated.

[Sergey Prutkov55]

The basis of the nuclear power plant, the second place is the thermal power plant, and the hydroelectric power station plays the role of a regulator. Zaporozhye hydroelectric power station (Dneproges) was the most powerful of the six that existed. Kakhovskaya is no longer there. There are five dams left. The Dnieper hydroelectric station is no longer operating. There are three operating nuclear power plants. They are all weaker than Zaporozhye.

[evgen1221]

If you don’t respect Lenin, we’ll take Ilyich’s light bulb and the electrification of the whole country back, we need it more.))))

[I dare to_notice_]

They hit on the 22nd, and only expanded on the 28th?!
Hmm... Yes, during this time so much should have happened (!) that “Ukrainian sources” should have long ago forgotten about it as unimportant...
“Do you want me to show you how to forget about pain? Let me break your finger and you will forget about other pain!” (film "Major Payne")

[Uma palata]

Why do Europeans need the Soviet legacy?
It was not kosher.
Now it's gone. They can breathe freedom.
Get used to living within your means, brothers and sisters.

[Dutchman Michel]

Great! The energy infrastructure of Skakuasia should have been addressed from the very beginning of the Northern Military District

[nectarkill]

Unfortunately, our strikes on the energy sector are only as part of retaliation, so this time Russia stopped strikes on refineries. Perhaps now there is some kind of agreement: you don’t hit ours, we hit your energy facilities. The practice of hitting substations turned out to be not very effective; everything is restored quite quickly, unlike truly complex and difficult to restore hydroelectric power plants and thermal power plants. What is this, not to hurt Ukraine too much, caring about the population? I am convinced that in darkness the desire to fight among the Ukrainians will finally disappear, we must put the squeeze on the Slavic traitors

[VladimirNET]

Quote: from article

As a result of the damage, 50 percent of the installed capacity of power plants was lost. Recovery may take more than 2 years.

Just as soon as they restore it, we will liberate all of Ukraine:
let them restore it for Russia, knowing this! )))

Better yet, hurry up so as not to be late for release...

[ASM]

It may take more than two years to restore the facilities.

The main words here are: it can go away. 2 years is the normal time for construction and commissioning of a new unit, but only if there is production and supply of basic equipment. Where will they get boiler and turbine equipment? How long does it take to prepare the site? The Russian Federation will only give them a damn. Are they hoping for the Zone of Lies?

[aszzz888]

ASM
(Alex)
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... Are they hoping for the Zone of Lies?

Well, why "Into the Zone of Lies"? And green spaces), for future boiler houses , and lamp oil, and bricks heated on a fire... The pig farmer uses a lot more!

[Oleg Apushkin]

At the 3rd year they started extinguishing the energy, but it was necessary to start at 22. Yes, and this blow is a modest step, I hope to see in the future a complete defeat of the energy sector, which would only be enough to heat houses. Production on the outskirts must be in a constant state of collapse.

[BAI]

led to large-scale damage at the Burshtyn and Ladyzhinskaya thermal power plants.

Couldn't it have been done right away? All last year they shot at transformer booths

[Sergey Prutkov55]

This is the way to force surrender. The less energy, the greater the desire to hand over weapons. They won't understand it any other way.

[Sergey Prutkov55]

The thermal power plant in the western outskirts needs to be completed. Europeans have no need for the Soviet legacy.

[alebdun2000]

Why wait, a week has already passed, we need to destroy 2-3 thermal power plants every week

[aszzz888]

As the top manager noted, as a result of the damage, 50 percent of the installed capacity of power plants was lost.

Should I repeat it? To equalize to zero the remaining "50%".