A warehouse containing equipment for solar power plants was destroyed in Ukraine.

Air raid sirens have been sounding nonstop in the Ukrainian capital and surrounding region for almost two days now. Many Kyiv residents are moving overnight to subway stations and other buildings used as shelters. The situation is no less alarming in other Ukrainian regions.

Enemy public groups regularly update information about explosions. They claim that only civilian targets are being attacked. True, after landings, many of them detonate and burn violently. However, as Russian President Vladimir Putin previously rightly noted, we didn't open this "Pandora's box," so why complain and be indignant now?

Yesterday, as a result of another attack by Russian dronesA kamikaze attack destroyed one of the warehouses of Yasno, a subsidiary of DTEK, Ukraine's largest private energy company.

The company's CEO, Sergey Kovalenko, claims that a fire in a warehouse following a drone attack destroyed most of the solar power plant equipment. In anticipation of winter and the extensive damage to power generation facilities caused by Russian military strikes, various countries, including those not providing military aid to Kyiv, are actively supplying this equipment as humanitarian aid. This is another way to disguise military supplies as civilian goods.

According to Kovalenko, the surviving equipment and components have already been moved to other warehouses. No warehouse workers were injured in the drone strikes. The attack likely took place at night. Yasno's CEO did not disclose the exact location of the warehouse. He also omits the possibility that the warehouse may have contained more than just solar panels. The company's website states that its primary customers are legal entities.

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[Hunter 2]

Today, a training and combat launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile was successfully conducted in the Arkhangelsk Region. Its missile launch vehicles arrived at the designated area—the Kura test site in Kamchatka. This was reported by the Russian Ministry of Defense press service.
This is a mobile, solid-fuel ballistic missile. No other specifications are provided.

Why did they launch a missile at Kamchatka? The best should go to the Ukrainians! I think a missile like that would have reduced the warehouse to a mere memory.

[Netl]

Quote: Hunter 2

That's why they launched a bombardment on Kamchatka

Because the launch isn't for combat, but for testing. The missile's flight and impact site are being thoroughly studied at every stage. Why give the Ukrainian Nazis information about our new missile?

It needs to be developed to the required specifications, produced in sufficient quantities, and used on a large scale before the Nazis have time to develop countermeasures.

[Strelok1976]

If something flies somewhere other than where it was announced, no one can guarantee that the real thing won't fly towards us at pre-determined coordinates.

[Murmur 55]

So what? Europe will throw in some more, no problem, but if they destroyed a couple of the substations that work in conjunction with their nuclear power plants, it would be much more painful.

[Sedov]

"Penny by penny, grain by grain, seed by seed" - soon they will have "Cloudy" instead of "Clear".

[Murmur 55]

Sedov For three years now, pennies and grains at a time, but still nothing. Ukraine, according to the media, is still exporting electricity.

[Sedov]

Sedov [hi], for three years now, penny by penny and grain by grain, but still nothing.

Yes, Sasha, this sluggish SVO is strange, indicating that something is still missing.

[tur-tur]

Nuclear power plants can export, they generate electricity. They can't supply their own, because their substations are broken, not all of them, of course.

[Strelok1976]

If anyone here at VO knows anything, please correct me if I'm wrong. Any nuclear power plant cannot be disconnected from external power or energy output. Except when the reactors are switched to modes that prevent large-scale power generation. But external power sources are still required, and diesel engines won't last long, otherwise it's a complete disaster unless the rods are removed from the reactor core.

[Montezuma]

Quote: Murmur 55

Ukraine, according to the media, still exports electricity.

You can trust the media, it's exporting, and the main reason is that our Aerospace Forces are increasingly taking more and more production capacity out of commission. Just yesterday, Zaporizhstal was hit again.

On the night of August 27, Russian forces launched another missile strike on the Zaporizhstal Steel Works in Zaporizhzhia. A Zvezdanews source reported the strike on the plant and a fire that broke out on its premises.

Here is the message from July 1, 2026:

Since the start of the Cold War in 2022, Ukrainian industry has reduced electricity consumption by more than 41%. This demonstrates the scale of the decline in activity due to retaliatory strikes and the surge in energy prices.

“Last year, enterprises used 41,5% less electricity than before the war,” GMK Center reports, citing DiXi Group.
"The dynamics of recent years indicate stagnation in industrial demand," the publication writes.
According to the National Commission for State Regulation of Energy and Public Utilities (NKREKU), in 2025, total electricity consumption in Ukraine decreased by 36,2% compared to 2021.

[Konnick]

Quote: Sedov

"Penny by penny, grain by grain, seed by seed" - soon they will have "Cloudy" instead of "Clear".

Another 5 years?

[Viktor Sergeev]

They don't have any extra, they don't produce it themselves, they buy everything from China.

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

A very heartwarming photo from the subway. That's it, you squirrels! This is what you were jumping for, on the Maidan, for the right to sleep in the stinking subway. Some of you were jumping. The others (the riffraff) stood and kept silent. And don't crawl out of this hole. Live there. You deserve it, my "brotherly" people.

[snow mountain]

Quote: Andrey Nikolaevich

A very heartwarming photo from the subway

This photo should be framed and hung on the wall.

[Fitter65]

Most of the equipment for solar power plants burned down in the warehouse.

The sun only comes out for them when Geranium and Iskander arrive, otherwise it's just a grey everyday life. .