In the Kherson region, damaged pylons leading electricity to the Crimean Peninsula

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On the eve of the "Military Review" reported that on the website of the President of Ukraine, a petition with the initiative of stopping the supply of electricity from the Ukrainian territory to the Crimea gained more than 26 thousands of votes. Today it became known that some people in Ukraine decided to make an attempt to translate this idea into reality on their own, damaging two transmission towers supplying electrical energy to the Crimean peninsula.

The State Service of Ukraine for Emergency Situations issued a statement about the incident that occurred on the territory of the Kherson region (quote RIA News):
Two supports were blown up. They are damaged, but did not fall. Electricity is still being supplied, but it will be shut off for the duration of the repair work.


In the Kherson region, damaged pylons leading electricity to the Crimean Peninsula


It is reported that power line poles were blown up using mortar mines on the Melitopol-Dzhankoy line. The transmission of electricity by the employees of the State Service of Emergencies of Ukraine in the Kherson region will resume after the completion of the restoration work.

Undoubtedly, this is another "peremoga" of Ukrainian radicals, because all the restoration work is carried out at the expense of Ukrainian taxpayers, which in any case will affect the tariffs for Ukraine itself.
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  1. +26
    20 October 2015 13: 04
    Svidomo lovers chop the branch on which they sit laughing
    1. +27
      20 October 2015 13: 09
      Quote: Wend
      Svidomo lovers chop the branch on which they sit
      Yes, it would be better to kill yourself immediately than to mock yourself.
      All legs are shot repeatedly, ears are frostbitten under the root. laughing Masochists are bad.
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      2. +25
        20 October 2015 13: 27
        They show their true essence to the Crimeans, forcing them to reject all doubts that Russia pulled them out of this .... by returning Crimea to itself? Bravo! I am for it! As well as for the blockade of Crimea by the frostbitten Patriots. Ukraine in an emergency mode breaks all ties with the peninsula, proving to the whole world that for 25 years it itself was an occupier on these lands where CR, RI, USSR shed so much sweat, blood and tears ...
        Let's "Svidomye" show your true face (cross out) snout, Crimea, Russia and the whole world, this is your "swan song". The energy bridge to Crimea will be ready in December this year. And then Crimea and Russia will ceremonially send you to ... and to ... (And where will you specifically go AT... or ON THE... decide for yourself) ...
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      4. +4
        20 October 2015 14: 47
        No ears frostbitten. but brains.
        1. +2
          20 October 2015 15: 55
          Do they really have them? There are telezombies.
      5. +3
        20 October 2015 15: 26
        next year, let them put these supports in their backside, even there we’ll pull the cable to the Crimea, the provocateurs are cheap ...
        1. +4
          20 October 2015 16: 28
          While the repairs will be done, it is necessary to turn off the power supply from Russia to Ukraine. The "bell" will be normal - a fan outage will begin in Ukraine - and then they will see how power lines are "cut down". I wonder who besides the Russian Federation can provide electricity? The Poles themselves asked, from the Belarusians it is unlikely (the LAS would have given, but there is not too much).
          They also want to restore air traffic for the winter from the Russian Federation - at first they block it, and then they ask. Some kind of madhouse. hi
        2. +3
          20 October 2015 16: 48
          Sasha 19871987 Today, 15:26 PM ↑ New
          next year, let them put these supports in their backside, even there we’ll pull the cable to the Crimea, the provocateurs are cheap ...

          Yes, do not need support, the same mines at least 82 mm, at least 120 mm, the result would be much more enchanting. Tse peremoga!
    2. +11
      20 October 2015 13: 09
      Khokhlov apparently liked the food blockade of Crimea - it seems like a necessary business for Nenko, but at the same time Russia cannot present anything to gunpowder, since he did not officially order anything to be done. Etozh all "patriots" are trying. Apparently they want to play the same card here - the official authorities are not in business - these are all scumbags, or even worse - Putin's agents !!!
      Only here the result can be exactly the opposite, as in the case of the food blockade. Suppliers and manufacturers of Ukrainian products were primarily affected by it, that is, another shot in the foot.
      1. +1
        20 October 2015 13: 16
        Scrolling through the topic of Ukraine on the Internet, I came across:

        May 2 through the eyes of one of the eyewitnesses.

        http://invasion-odessa.livejournal.com/71668.html
        at the end there is a continuation of four more parts

        A lot of photos ... pay attention to the faces! (Yes, and what did the eyewitness do there?)
      2. 0
        20 October 2015 13: 17
        Quote: Sauron80
        that is, another shot in the foot.


        - Not in this case.

        Crimea is 70% dependent on electricity supplies from Ukraine. According to the calculations of the Ministry of Energy of the Russian Federation, the region needs an additional 880 megawatts of power. By the end of the year, the first phase of the energy bridge being built by Russia in Crimea should be put into operation, which will allow to deliver up to 400 megawatts of power to the Crimea from the mainland. The second stage will increase the power flow to 800-840 megawatts - they intend to complete its construction in the summer of 2016.
        1. +4
          20 October 2015 13: 25
          Yes, it will require certain costs on the part of Russia to ensure the supply of electricity to the Crimea, so what? No one promised it would be easy. But as I understand it, Ukraine has contractual obligations to Russia for the supply of electricity to the Crimea and it is obliged to ensure the transmission of electricity itself (that is, to monitor the serviceability of transmission networks). And the support itself has fallen or it has been blown up - we are least concerned about it, these are transit problems.
          1. -4
            20 October 2015 13: 36
            Quote: Sauron80
            Yes, it will require certain costs on the part of Russia to ensure the supply of electricity to the Crimea, so what? No one promised it would be easy.


            - The fact that Russia will be able to fully cover all the needs of Crimea in electricity - if it is very lucky and theft will be slightly lower than on the East - only in the summer of 2016. "Summer" is three months, but even if we mean its very beginning, Crimeans live for at least another six months under the threat of Ukrainian sabotage. By the way, about "no one promised" - first of all, he did! Secondly, the Crimeans were at least asked, but we, "mainland Russians", somehow forgot to ask if we want all this.


            Quote: Sauron80
            But as I understand it, Ukraine has contractual obligations to Russia for the supply of electricity to the Crimea and it is obliged to ensure the transmission of electricity itself (that is, to monitor the serviceability of transmission networks).


            - As far as I remember, Ukraine has always been very willing to put a bolt on all and all of its obligations. They "wrestled" paid tanks from the Republic of the Congo, "threw" the Arabs off the infantry fighting vehicles, threatened the Europeans with gas interruptions, lost ... the GTS branch near Donbass, and so on.

            Quote: Sauron80
            And the support itself has fallen or it has been blown up - we are least concerned about it, these are transit problems.


            - 1. Extremely unreliable transit.
            2. In fact, these are problems of Crimeans, among whom are the very children and old people whom must not force to "tighten their belts" in the name of some abstract bright idea. It will not be Putin, not Aksyonov or Poroshenko who will suffer from the lack of electricity, if suddenly someone does not understand.
            1. +8
              20 October 2015 13: 43
              I was in Crimea this summer, talking with direct participants in the events in Simferopol. So, these people are ready to suffer temporary inconvenience in order to live in peace in the future, believe me. wink
              They squeezed it out, threw it ... it’s yes, but what kind of Africans and Arabs are there. But as soon as they began to threaten Europe with interruptions in gas supplies, they were immediately returned to their usual knee-elbow position. It will be the same here - of course, they will do shit on a small scale, but they will shut off the supply of electricity completely, being aware of the consequences (you don’t think that they don’t know what they are doing?), The blocker has not grown yet.
              1. -7
                20 October 2015 13: 49
                Quote: Sauron80
                I was in Crimea this summer, talking with direct participants in the events in Simferopol. So, these people are ready to suffer temporary inconvenience in order to live in peace in the future, believe me.


                - And babies are also ready to "be patient" ?! Or yesterday's women in labor in maternity hospitals ?! I’m not talking about old people, for whom it is already difficult to walk, they may be really “ready” - the communists are still in the past, steel people. And here you are, "Sauron", which are few. It is easy to talk abstractly about "temporary" inconveniences, when your ass is warm and comfortable and does not threaten her. I sincerely hope that life will teach you something and other people's "temporary" inconveniences will stop being so abstract, after dry with lines of reports and summaries you will learn to see people.

                Quote: Sauron80
                But as soon as they began to threaten Europe with interruptions in gas supplies


                - So Europe immediately paid for the injection of gas into Ukrainian UGS facilities. On the question of the "knee-elbow position".
                1. +7
                  20 October 2015 13: 54
                  There are diesel generators in maternity hospitals for babies, so don’t drag the facts by the ears. Your answer is painfully reminiscent of liberal lamentations about the fact that the money spent in Syria to support Assad could go to raise pensions. Do not confuse warm with soft.
                  1. -7
                    20 October 2015 13: 57
                    Quote: Sauron80
                    There are diesel generators in maternity hospitals for babies, so don’t drag the facts by the ears.


                    “You're either a cancer or a schoolboy.” Since you think that DG (and indeed they all have maternity hospitals, hospitals, kindergartens and schools? Oh?) Is capable of replacing power lines for at least a month.

                    Quote: Sauron80
                    Your answer is painfully reminiscent of liberal lamentations about the fact that the money spent in Syria to support Assad could go to raise pensions. Do not confuse warm with soft.


                    - I would be impressed if I didn't give a damn so deeply what and where my answer reminds you there. I didn’t say a word about pensions here, and, unlike you, "couch patriot", I’m not on the side of what is happening to my fellow citizens in Crimea.
                    1. +5
                      20 October 2015 13: 59
                      Well, since your arguments have slipped into insults, I think our discussion is over.
                      1. -15
                        20 October 2015 14: 02
                        Quote: Sauron80
                        Well, since your arguments have slipped into insults, I think our discussion is over.


                        - Roll sausage, subtle nature. In the end, I’ll just express my wish: if in the winter Kiev still de-energizes Crimea, how can I hope that you will find yourself there. Tolerate a little, huh?
                    2. +4
                      20 October 2015 15: 39
                      In areas of the far north, diesel engines have been threshed for years. During his 2,5 years he served on a God-forsaken island in the Barents Sea. So our diesel engines were never jammed at all. The diesel engine started up and threshed 1 time until it showed a "fist of friendship", or died for other reasons. And the load on them was crazy. For example, a 30-kilowatt YAZik pulled 40 kW each. True, it did not live long, a year and a half. But it was a swan song!
                2. +9
                  20 October 2015 14: 03
                  .... Or yesterday's mothers in maternity hospitals ?! ...

                  .... From social. objects just not all that bad .... Each has a diesel generator .... Interruptions affect mainly the rural population .... Large cities will not be disconnected or almost will not be .... "Training" has already been held in the mid-90s ... It will be necessary - we will tolerate a little .... Moreover, they promise to start in December 200 (400 ???) MW ... Considering that the average consumption is about 800, it will be in the amount of 600 (800? ?) ... With an interference, but it should be enough ... Here, to be honest, the situation (at the everyday level) is not dramatized ... hi
                  1. 0
                    20 October 2015 14: 05
                    He knows better from the sofa))) You will not convince such people)
                  2. -6
                    20 October 2015 14: 07
                    Quote: aleks 62 next
                    Moreover, they promise to have 200 (400 ???) MW in December.


                    “They promise to promise even more than they promised before.” Let’s better wait until they plug in, and then we will calmly breathe together. And then, as you know, winters happen every year here, so much so that the equipment is not ready, and no crises are planned, and so on ...
            2. +4
              20 October 2015 15: 17
              What is it that got hooked on? They did not ask him ... laughing
        2. +5
          20 October 2015 13: 50
          Quote: Haettenschweiler
          Not in this case.
          In this too. Some regions of Ukraine depend on the supply of electricity from Russia.
          1. -4
            20 October 2015 13: 59
            Quote: Andrea
            In this too. Some regions of Ukraine depend on the supply of electricity from Russia.


            - You know how it can be (or rather, it should have been): power lines were destroyed, Kiev had nothing to do with it, everything was done by "unknown vandals", and if Russia suddenly cuts off the electricity supply to Ukraine, a screeching rises all over the world ... and the whole world, with rare exceptions, fueled by the necessary propaganda, takes up arms against "a wild Asian monster who torments innocent Ukrainians."
          2. +2
            20 October 2015 14: 01
            Do not be fooled, this is an ordinary troll))
            1. -5
              20 October 2015 14: 04
              Quote: Sauron80
              Do not be fooled, this is an ordinary troll))


              - Justify your words, be affectionate.
      3. +1
        20 October 2015 13: 30
        Quote: Sauron80
        Khokhlam apparently liked the food blockade of Crimea

        Saying "kh.okhly" is insulting. It is politically correct - "Europeans of German Skaal origin" or "neka.tsapoevropeytsy"!
        1. -7
          20 October 2015 13: 37
          Quote: Tim Coconuts
          Saying "kh.okhly" is insulting. It is politically correct - "Europeans of German Skaal origin" or "neka.tsapoevropeytsy"!


          - "Anekdot.ru" has moved, you made the wrong door.
    3. +2
      20 October 2015 13: 14
      Quote: Wend
      Svidomo lovers chop the branch on which they sit

      They are no longer chopping bitches, but what they are sitting on. wink
      1. +1
        20 October 2015 13: 41
        Disconnect electricity for them during the repair, too - do not give until they repair it, let them try to sit without light
    4. +2
      20 October 2015 13: 47
      Quote: Wend
      Svidomo lovers chop the branch on which they sit

      Exactly so ..., it’s not long left.
    5. +3
      20 October 2015 14: 01
      What kind of country, what kind of people, they don’t build anything, but they only blow it up, destroy it, kill it, sell it out for what they haven’t sold for 24 years. Not a country but a popois.
  2. +3
    20 October 2015 13: 05
    someone fart exploded under the supports ...
  3. +4
    20 October 2015 13: 05
    The pravoseks seem to be too distant. It is necessary to organize energy supply to Crimea from Russia.
    1. +2
      20 October 2015 13: 10
      Quote: Bob0859
      The pravoseks seem to be too distant. It is necessary to organize energy supply to Crimea from Russia.

      Chinese stackers have arrived. As the storm subsides, they will begin to lay the energy cable along the bottom of the Kerch Strait
      1. +1
        20 October 2015 13: 17
        Tin. What, their not what?
        1. +1
          20 October 2015 13: 49
          Quote: Corsair0304
          Tin. What, their not what?

          Imagine, no. Why be surprised? Themselves purposefully destroyed everything, in due time, and now we are amazed? It is good that a company affiliated with Shanghai Urban Construction Group has received a contract - there is a guarantee of conscientious and timely performance of work.
          So they will also help us build the Great Crimean Bridge (at least such information slipped through)
          1. +2
            20 October 2015 14: 06
            ..... Tin. What, their not what?
            Imagine, no. Why be surprised? ....

            .... Exactly not .... After all, the Chinese SHIP-Cable Layer arrived ..... There are such fingers in the world to count on the fingers .... hi
            1. +2
              20 October 2015 18: 43
              Quote: aleks 62 next
              Absolutely not.


              There is Kolar in the north, and there is in the Baltic. True, the old ones did not build new ones, they were busy with others. But since there is demand, we will build our own (not tomorrow, of course).
  4. +5
    20 October 2015 13: 06
    Undoubtedly, this is another “overturn” of Ukrainian radicals,


    Well, what can you take from fools ... I’m already tired of watching and commenting on their mischievous antics.
  5. +2
    20 October 2015 13: 06
    Well, this was to be expected. So someone is profitable.
  6. +4
    20 October 2015 13: 07
    Without a king in his head, with a mine at the pylon! A bit to bite your teeth - weak?
  7. +10
    20 October 2015 13: 09
    Our power engineers also had to play with a power supply switch to Ukraine for the period of repair of power transmission line poles, so that the svidomye would not unbolt very much.
  8. +3
    20 October 2015 13: 09
    The attempt to cut down the branch on which they were sitting was unsuccessful ... Apparently the Ukrainians have to dig up the sea on the territory of Ukraine, so that the Crimea would not get anything from it ...
    1. +4
      20 October 2015 13: 12
      Well, if you dug up the Black Sea, what should they do from the Crimea island)))
      1. +3
        20 October 2015 13: 17
        Faster. In Crimea, beaches would be increased, and Russia and Belarus would have their own coast with beaches. Even Psaki would be pleased, since the 6th fleet could sometimes approach the beaches of Belarus)
  9. +2
    20 October 2015 13: 11
    They like hacks at their own expense! Well, what can you do if you don’t have one in your head then you won’t take it from the priests!
  10. +4
    20 October 2015 13: 12
    Ukrainians are preoccupied with their national sport ---- how much more to shit in their pockets. At the same time - they hope that the neighbor will stink.
    1. +3
      20 October 2015 13: 31
      Ukrainians are preoccupied with their national sport ---- how much more to shit in their pocket.


      That is ... a funny story with the prohibition of flights of our civilian airlines to confirm this .... it's just some kind of madhouse.
  11. 0
    20 October 2015 13: 13
    Need an example of Israel, shit (in this case, not the Jews themselves) towards the state. borders, using available means of destruction to destroy provocateurs or other ill-wishers. And to be the first to stir up the noise about Pearl Harbor, which has just been thwarted by the decisive actions of General N. ... Why General? the scale of action should be at the level of several formations of troops.
  12. +2
    20 October 2015 13: 14
    Let undermine until December, then silk will ...
  13. +4
    20 October 2015 13: 14
    When the body does not spend energy on the brain, the former person becomes strong and energetic, like a monkey. He needs to jump, scream, break something, ruin everything around this morning already.
  14. +1
    20 October 2015 13: 16
    Chet is somehow rather weak. The goons apparently just couldn’t take off in a normal way. But in principle this was to be expected, since Petsya prohibits showing a handshake with the GDP, and Rabbit yells about "I will not give electricity to Crimea." As far as I understand, for another couple of years (if these are still in power on the outskirts) they will make all kinds of byaka to Russia through the Crimea. Anyway. It’s unpleasant, of course, but we’re worried, because this way we need to achieve complete energy independence (water, electricity, transport links, etc.) of Crimea from these morons.
    Let them. We have a long memory.
    1. 0
      20 October 2015 13: 19
      Quote: Corsair0304
      Let them. We have a long memory.


      - Unfortunately, like the Ukrainians - no, very short. I agree with the rest.
  15. +3
    20 October 2015 13: 20
    apparently the provocations will continue, tse ass Ukraine ...
  16. +2
    20 October 2015 13: 20
    Quote: The same Lech
    Undoubtedly, this is another “overturn” of Ukrainian radicals,


    Well, what can you take from fools ... I’m already tired of watching and commenting on their mischievous antics.

    I laugh because every time I think that this will end, but no.
  17. +2
    20 October 2015 13: 26
    Well crazy, what do you take ?! Everything is purely in the style of Khokhlyat - I won’t eat it, I’m biting it ... Sick people.
  18. +3
    20 October 2015 13: 27
    And what will they play when they build the Kerch bridge, turn off the gas, and make their energy supply. There will be a squeal of pigs.
  19. +2
    20 October 2015 13: 32
    We need to quickly build a bridge, and then all energy issues will be resolved faster and more efficiently. I WANT IN CRIMEA, at sea, I LOVE CRIMEA)))))))))))) fellow
  20. +2
    20 October 2015 13: 35
    Well, what to take from the fools. It’s even embarrassing to comment, anyway, that some ignorant man purposely put in a saucepan to a neighbor in a communal apartment. But using the same analogy, it’s high time to call the district police officer, otherwise they’ve become very bold, Hello, is this a police station? go out! But the trouble is that there is no police on them. everyone hid in their minks, and even if it were all with us, hardly anyone would lean out of their mink, and there would be propaganda, as under Soviet rule. then they would stick out and give bullies in the face would give.
  21. +1
    20 October 2015 13: 45
    probably the enti kahly decided to check and compare the number of convolutions in their heads with the convolutions on the insulators of the power lines. There were two of them converging ... one along the insulator, the other across ... congratulations to the kahlov - they equated themselves with IZOLYATORS from the whole world of normal people.
  22. +3
    20 October 2015 13: 59
    Energy security of the Crimea - the cable is already pulled. At 400 MW, as far as is known. Now the flow is about 550.
    880 is "in the ceiling", which may not be required. Reserve gas turbines will also add something.
    In short, by the summer, apparently, Svidomo can be turned off. Or so - water to the Crimea - electricity to Kharkov.
    The roles will change dramatically. Now, defending the Crimeans, Russia humiliates itself and pays. As soon as the situation changes, the amplitude of "jumping" in yellow-blue monkeys will sharply decrease.
  23. +2
    20 October 2015 14: 11
    That would have fucked these miracle miners ... wassat
  24. +1
    20 October 2015 14: 25
    ... It’s better to chop off your own eggs so that they don’t breed like yourself. For that matter, let them not go to work in Russia! They will take their guest workers back! They will block the entire border with Russia! And they will blow up the gas pipe! it's all half measures that offend the true descendants of ancient ukrov and followers of Bandera! Some kind of inferior hatred turns out!
  25. +4
    20 October 2015 14: 45
    They know how to do it - to fight with power lines, old people, children and women ... and then what?
  26. +1
    20 October 2015 14: 50
    What kind of ur.oda? They can’t even really blow it up.
  27. +2
    20 October 2015 14: 51
    That's all there is to be. And their life does not teach that sticks in the wheels of the Russian Federation put a bough to chop on which you sit. We are waiting for the response of our Foreign Ministry, I am sure it will not rust ...
  28. +2
    20 October 2015 14: 59
    Clowns are small-sized. Everybody bites ...
  29. +2
    20 October 2015 16: 13
    Well morons b-t ...
    Even really support cannot blow up.
    As for me, it’s easier to pre-trim with autogenous, and then to explode.
    True, I myself do not understand this.
    It’s just interesting if (when) they blow up all the pillars and block the light supply,
    Will Russia immediately stop supplying electricity to an independent one?
    Or will we wind the snot for care of the fraternal people?
  30. PiP
    +1
    20 October 2015 17: 09
    Power line masts did not fall ... Indicator of engineering training in Ukraine. They are not sucks ... They could not blow up "humanly"
    1. +1
      20 October 2015 18: 24
      This is not explosive technology, but ordinary urki.
  31. 0
    20 October 2015 20: 33
    By cutting off the power supply wire of Crimea, small-grained Ukrainians thereby turn off the gas supply taps (from the Russian side) of their wretched "state". Lord, when will they fall from the branch, which they themselves saw off ?!
  32. 0
    20 October 2015 21: 39
    fool Why did they blow it up? To repair?
  33. 0
    21 October 2015 01: 24
    http://rusnext.ru/news/1445373479

    I think that in January we do not care for their explosions.
    And if the Chinese and the gas pipeline to the Crimea pull us,
    then do not care.
    And we will supply gas and electricity to Ukraine strictly in exchange for water.