New strikes on Odessa and Kyiv: a high-pressure gas pipeline exploded

Reports are coming in of new strikes on enemy infrastructure. While Zelenskyy seeks ways to "force Russia to negotiate," the Russian Armed Forces are methodically squeezing out what the Kyiv regime uses for military purposes and for the functioning of its economy.

Reported rocket An air strike on a fuel and energy facility in the suburbs of Odessa. According to the latest reports, the impact caused an explosion on a high-pressure gas pipeline used in southern Ukraine. A crater formed at the impact site, and the gas is burning out.

At the same time, a fire broke out at a transformer substation in Odessa, knocking out power to several neighborhoods. No reports of any aircraft landings were reported.

However, there are reports of strikes in the Ukrainian capital. As a result of the landing drones Several trucks at a large parking lot were destroyed. Fuel tankers were also burned.

Ukrainian monitoring groups claim that new strikes are currently underway on Kyiv. Moreover, if these claims are to be believed, Russian MiG-31Ks, carriers of Kinzhal hypersonic missiles, have taken to the skies.

As a reminder, today Zelenskyy announced the latest round of the operation to "force Russia to negotiate peace." The previous 40 days of this "operation" have yielded no success for the Kyiv regime's leader.

Comments

[alexoff]

It looks more like a shortfall—an ordinary gas pipe in the middle of the street, where something fell and created a crater a couple of meters deep. A more or less large gas pipeline would have left everything there heavily smoked.

[AllX_VahhaB]

Do you think that if it's high pressure, it's a main gas pipeline? According to regulatory documents, high-pressure gas pipelines are divided into two categories. This is, apparently, Category I, over 0,6 MPa to 1,2 MPa (6-12 kgf/cm²). Inter-settlement gas pipelines.

[Lionnvrsk]

Strikes are reported in the Ukrainian capital. As a result of the drones' arrival

There was a lot of fun in Kyiv last night. About 30 Iskanders and Zirkons flew in to celebrate 40 days of "coercion." Then the Geranka jets added some more. Just yesterday I was lamenting that Kyiv had been quiet for three days already, and now our people have answered my lamentations.

[carpenter]

Quote: LIONnvrsk

There was a lot of fun in Kiev last night, about 30 Iskanders and Tsirkons flew in to celebrate 40 days of "coercion".

Yes, the music was good, Khokhloma loves to jump to such music.

[Sensor]

The village of Khokhloma in the Koverninsky District of the Nizhny Novgorod Region. What is it guilty of? Why is it being destroyed by missiles?

[alexoff]

Checkmate, the inter-village gas pipeline is destroyed! They were probably aiming for it? The pipe under the road, which looks like it's made of gold, and not the gas substation?

[AllX_VahhaB]

Well, the article doesn't lie here, so to speak. A gas pipeline? Yes! High pressure? Yes! Blown up? Well... there's a crater, so there was an explosion. The gas is burning, so it's damaged! Not a word of untruth!

[alexoff]

Well, I wrote that it's unlikely anyone was aiming at it specifically, judging by the size of the crater—it's like a geranium. I don't know about there, but relocating four meters of gas pipe here is like a pipe made of gold, so the damage to the enemy is enormous!

[Sensor]

and we have four meters of gas

Gazprom is like that, they only asked for tens of thousands of rubles for the laying project (a drawing of a straight pipe several tens of meters long).

[alexoff]

I remember the estimate also said something like "X thousand rubles for a pipe," "3X thousand rubles for pressure testing," and "4X thousand rubles for checking pipe connections." As a result, four to five months' worth of salary is sent to the right people for a day's work. And Gazprom, the Moscow region's Gazprom subsidiary, gets a little money to finance the Khimki football club.

[Nikolai Basalai]

So the constitution seems to prohibit negotiations with the Russian Federation, or has it already been changed?

[oldzek]

Namesake, if you can't do something but really want to, then you can. And this law is like turning the drawbar wherever you turn it. That's where it goes.

[sifgame]

There is generally nothing to be proud of here.

[YES UZH]

If the coercer were divided into 40 parts, the people would appreciate it.

[Free Island]

Of course, there is nothing for the Bandera-Kaklyams to be proud of if they couldn’t “force Russia to peace” in forty days😂😂😂😂😂

[carpenter]

Quote: sifgame

There is generally nothing to be proud of here.

Well, why not? Any blow to the enemy is a source of pride and joy.

[tralflot1832]

Judging by the photo, we broke a high-pressure gas pipeline from the Soviet gasification of Ukraine. Ukraine has its own gas pressure standards for high-pressure gas pipelines, and it looks like the pipe has been empty for a long time. The residual gas is burning out. I would then check the neighboring houses, perhaps there was an unauthorized connection to the pipe. 404 "balls" like that won't miss it, and the pipes will be found with a tractor and a welder.

[poquello]

Quote: tralflot1832

Ukraine has its own gas pressure standards for high-pressure gas pipelines, and it looks like the pipeline has been empty for a long time. The residual gas is burning out.

The torch there should be at least several meters long, or maybe they were just selecting the photos to fit the topic

[topol717]

When a high-pressure gas pipeline exploded in Vsevolozhsk, Leningrad Oblast, three years ago, the column of fire was 50 meters high, much higher than the nearby mature birch and pine trees.

[poquello]

Quote from: topol717

When a high-pressure gas pipeline exploded in Vsevolozhsk, Leningrad Oblast, three years ago, the column of fire was 50 meters high, much higher than the nearby mature birch and pine trees.

It depends on the hole, that is, the opening

[Boycott]

At first, yes. Then, the automation should detect a drop in pressure and shut off the damaged section. That's the theory. Who knows how things work in practice?

[AllX_VahhaB]

Quote from: topol717

and a high-pressure gas pipeline burst

What category?

[Piramidon]

Quote: poquello

there should be a torch there at least several meters,

The flare will only be present at the moment of the explosion, but the photo was clearly taken later. When a gas pipeline ruptures, the pressure drops sharply, triggering the automatic shut-off system for that section. Whatever was left in the pipe burns out, and it's not under pressure.

[poquello]

Quote: Piramidon

The torch will only be there at the moment of explosion,

no, after the explosion before the ceiling

[isv000]

Actually, a blow to the compressor station would be considered serious, as it would truly cause a fire for days, with windows blown out in the immediate area. And this is a small pipeline from the local gas distribution station, which won't be restored until morning at the latest...

[tralflot1832]

Zelensky wants to stop the beating of Ukrainian ports, no problem. Inspection of ships entering and leaving ports will only be carried out in Russian territorial waters, off Sevastopol. And no Istanbuls with international observers—they don't have that kind of authority. Of course, we could invite the ICC and station a "Black Maroon" at the pier for them. Prison—maroon—pier—boat, and back in the same order. I'd even agree to participate in this, to the best of my ability. Just make sure they provide a machine gun.

[YES UZH]

Get a Chapaev Maxim and a bucket of ammo from the warehouse. Don't count on Anka 🛶 seven feet and a fair wind.

[carpenter]

Quote: tralflot1832

I even agree to take part in this, to the best of my ability. Just let them give me a machine gun.

"Shaitan trumpet" is better.

[Old Michael]

Quote: tralflot1832

Inspection of vessels going to and from ports, only in territorial waters of Russia.

I would clarify: only humanitarian aid should be allowed into Ukrainian ports, and only empty foreign cargo should be allowed out of Ukrainian ports.

[fruc]

The previous 40 days of this “operation” have not brought success to the head of the Kyiv regime.

This means they will start hitting the beaches again.

[Nord11]

This is all good, but it's a bit early. We should have waited until December.

[YES UZH]

=Nord11]This is all good, but it's a bit early. We should have waited until December.

We are not animals, let there be time to disturb the droppings for the winter...

[Volunteer Marek]

"A high-pressure gas pipeline exploded"? Did it explode itself? I don't understand why we're so embarrassed to say it outright: We blew it up!

[Simargl]

Quote: Volunteer Marek

I don’t understand why we are embarrassed to say directly: We blew it up!

The air conditioner fell.

[Couch analyst]

The latest round of the operation to "force Russia into peace negotiations," announced by the vile Kyiv shorty, is supposed to lead the pig-reich to alternative supply routes via donkeys along mountain trails.

[phrases]

The news isn't meant to sugarcoat the pill: they've dug up a pipeline and damaged a few very important KamAZ trucks. In the morning, there will be more reports from downtrodden governors about blatant terrorist attacks on citizens and civilian objects. The powerful response, which has already been enthusiastically announced, will likely never materialize.

[Bayun]

It's simple. No matter how it all ends, the U-people need to understand one thing: their lives will be WORSE than during the Soviet era and WORSE than the residents of the Russian Federation. Bandera and his ilk have taken away all the goodies of life.

[AllX_VahhaB]

Today, every Ukrainian can and has the opportunity to drink fantastic coffee in Bratislava, fly low-cost to Warsaw, or visit the Vienna Opera. 2017 year

[Simargl]

Quote from: AllX_VahhaB

Today, every Ukrainian can...

Ah, there were times ...

[cat Crush]

Yes, every Ukrainian could... And now: "Not just everyone..."

[Montezuma]

Quote: cat Crush

Yes, every Ukrainian could... And now: "Not just everyone..."

Not only is everyone in Kyiv struggling to breathe due to the smog today – the mass influx promised last night actually took place. Zelensky's actions provoked attacks on numerous warehouses and civilian facilities, and the right-bank part of the city is engulfed in flames.

[cat Crush]

A very good weather report. Thank you, my good mood has improved even more.

[Simargl]

...precipitation in the form of Geraniums, Zircons and fragments of air defense missiles...
You wanted forced peace - you got it.

[Lisa Kerner-Timoshenko]

...and mine too, and now I'm waiting for a report about a Russian Oreshnik-type missile at a German military plant that supplies Banderastan with self-propelled howitzers!!!

[Lisa Kerner-Timoshenko]

...since the Ukrainians have elected the likes of Poroshenko, Waltzman, and Zelensky as their next presidents, then let him get EVERYTHING that comes with it!!!

[snow mountain]

a high-pressure gas pipeline exploded

Gas pipelines don't explode, they burn.

[olboop]

The previous 40 days of this “operation” did not bring success to the head of the Kyiv regime

However, they did bring about a noticeable increase in attacks on ports and shipping.

[turcom]

Judging by the photo, those aren't fuel tankers, but concrete mixer trucks.

[Lisa Kerner-Timoshenko]

And the drug addict SSelya announced, it seems, today that Banderastan will never capitulate...

[a vacuum cleaner]

Everyone's talking about some gas pipeline, and no one's asked where Ukraine gets its gas from. Russia isn't supplying it; their production rigs have been bombed. But they have gas.

[Evgenijus]

The damage from the explosion in the photo is minimal, not worth the rocket that fell into the pipe.
With such photographs and the headlines that accompany them, we are losing the information war.

[Jackson]

Where there is a gas pipeline, there should be a gas distribution station... It would certainly be more interesting to hit the gas distribution station?