Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation: outage of electricity in Crimea did not affect the fleet’s readiness

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Problems with electricity in the Crimea on the combat effectiveness of the Black Sea fleet did not affect, all connections switched to autonomous power supplies, transfers RIA News message of the representative of the Black Sea Fleet Vyacheslav Trukhachev.



“We receive electricity on schedule, like all of Sevastopol and the Crimea. When we are given a general power supply, we are fed from it, as soon as it is disconnected, we switch to autonomous. In this mode, we work from Saturday night, the coastal units are equipped with diesel generators, and on ships they are provided with a structure, therefore, of course, everything functions ”, Said the officer.

“It doesn’t have any effect on daily activities, especially on the issues of carrying combat duty and performing tasks,” he added.

Trukhachev noted that "communications also operate on backup power sources, which allows maintaining sustainable fleet management, including ships in the near and far sea zone."
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  1. +13
    23 November 2015 15: 34
    so what do we do with their antics at the level of the eighth grader ... they themselves are ready to spoil themselves, but our Crimea ...
    1. +10
      23 November 2015 15: 38
      There was no doubt that the fleet would switch to autonomous sources and combat readiness would remain at a high level, but what to do with Crimean hospitals and other facilities where the need for electric power supply is around the clock ?!
      1. +4
        23 November 2015 15: 41
        Ah, by the end of the year they promise to hand over the energy bridge Kuban-Crimea. Little patience left. Putin, apparently also already overwhelmed with anger from these corners, is driving builders and power engineers!
        Then we’ll laugh too!
        (as they say - the one who laughs last laughs well)
        1. +9
          23 November 2015 16: 09
          Quote: Baikonur
          Ah, by the end of the year they promise to hand over the energy bridge Kuban-Crimea. Little patience left. Putin, apparently also already overwhelmed with anger from these corners, is driving builders and power engineers!
          Then we’ll laugh too!
          (as they say - the one who laughs last laughs well)



          And if we turn off the power and not only the electric one, how will they have fun?
          1. +4
            23 November 2015 16: 13
            Quote: cniza

            And if we turn off the power and not only the electric one, how will they have fun?
            What about us? recourse laughing
        2. +1
          23 November 2015 16: 34
          Our cable across the Kerch Strait will leave the Kiev cable and ... you are penniless in your pocket, everyone hopes for handouts from Europe and the states, but "they wait 3 years for the promised", or even their whole life, and Russia will not pay for electricity to Kiev. They cut off the last funding. fool
        3. +2
          23 November 2015 17: 00
          They will blow up the "bridge". It is strange that our government has such a disregard for the actions of a neighboring state.
          1. +1
            23 November 2015 18: 40
            This is a strategic facility and fuses stupidly shoot.
          2. +1
            24 November 2015 02: 29
            Well, you have comments here ...
            for reference:
            - inclusion of the first stage of the energy bridge to the Crimea through the Kerch Strait - 300 MW (peak power 700 MW) around mid-December!
            - energy supply from Ukraine is carried out by 4 lines of power lines with a capacity of 330 MW.
            - only 2 are de-energized.
            - the other 2 power lines switched to peak power of 700 MW each.
            So I can’t understand how. Where is the place for panic ????
            Well, for a snack.
            - the right sector was used in the dark, for the more pompous opening of the energy bridge in December!
            - Respect to our intelligence!
      2. +2
        23 November 2015 15: 51
        what to do with Crimean hospitals and other facilities where the need for the supply of electric energy is around the clock ?!

        The same generators. Hospitals should actually have such equipment by default. According to modern design standards in op. Department and intensive care unit laid capacity for backup power. How is it with such equipment in the Crimea, the question, but I think everything is in order. mk Ukrainian standards, I think, on this part are not very different from ours.
        1. +2
          23 November 2015 15: 59
          Everything is certainly correct, but the generator’s power is really enough to supply resuscitation (some 10 to the hospital) and one operating room. And what about CT and MRI - how can I spin them with a dynamo?
          1. +3
            23 November 2015 16: 08
            Quote: Maksus
            the generator’s power is really enough to supply resuscitation (some 10 to the hospital) and one operating room.

            They are different generators, you imagine, apparently, which can be carried away in your arms?
            1. +1
              23 November 2015 19: 30
              I imagined the one that is in our hospital. He does not even pull an x-ray, I am silent about CT / MRI.
        2. 0
          23 November 2015 18: 41
          They are there. In the summer of 14, they were intensively imported.
      3. +7
        23 November 2015 16: 22
        Quote: ANTI.KORR.
        There was no doubt that the fleet would switch to autonomous sources and combat readiness would remain at a high level, but what to do with Crimean hospitals and other facilities where the need for electric power supply is around the clock ?!

        1. There is nothing to rejoice at. The situation is overripe. Everything went to this - you don’t want to fight, so endure dodging ...
        It is not clear why cable routes for supplying electricity through Kerch have not yet been put into effect.
        In 1941, besieged Leningrad received much faster electricity from the mainland. And here already a year and a half continuous conversations ...
        While punishing slobs and saboteurs.
        2. The fleet will cope with this problem. But for the navy, in essence, this means a wartime regime. The generation of electricity by autonomous diesel generators, and especially by ship installations, significantly increases the cost of electricity. And how much will be used up ...
        It is for this reason that paragraph 1 is stated with such rigidity.
        3. Hospitals and other important facilities also have their own backup power stations, and also applies to them, as set out in paragraph 2.
        1. 0
          23 November 2015 16: 38
          Quote: Sergey S.
          In 1941, besieged Leningrad received much faster electricity from the mainland. And here already a year and a half continuous conversations ...

          In 1942, 1942 months passed from the adoption of the decision (early March 1942) to the launch of the first two threads (end of September 7). 2 power lines of 60 kV (Volkhov hydroelectric station - step-down substation and step-up substation - Leningrad), 2 substations and 4 strands of 10 kV cable along the bottom of Ladoga.
          The problem is that Crimea needs completely different capacities. And the closest source of electricity is Rostov NPP.
          1. DPN
            +3
            23 November 2015 17: 11
            Quote: Alexey RA
            The problem is that Crimea needs completely different capacities.


            This problem is worth one palace of any Russian oligarch. There were none in the UNION, therefore, such tasks were carried out quickly. The secretaries of the regional committees had great powers but could not have estates and palaces beyond the hill.
            1. 0
              23 November 2015 17: 58
              Quote: DPN
              This problem is worth one palace of any Russian oligarch

              Unfortunately, life is not a computer game where the main and only resource is money: if there is money, build what you want and when you want. In real life, even in Moscow Region there were scandals that the budget was allocated - and no one can make a product. Or recently an auction of the Ministry of Internal Affairs on the acquisition of an airplane has recently failed - a lot of proposals.

              Do not forget also that the Russian Federation is under sanctions and what was previously possible to order or rent in the West is now inaccessible to us. No wonder the cable layer had to be taken from China. And order the cable there.
        2. AUL
          0
          23 November 2015 22: 38
          With Sergei
          ... In 1941, the besieged Leningrad received much faster electricity from the mainland. And here already a year and a half continuous conversations ...
          While punishing slobs and saboteurs ...

          What a you, my friend, simple!
          No need to compare the incomparable! The cable was forwarded to Leningrad in emergency mode, and it fed one city (and that, not all, but only the defense industry, and even not enough). He did not last long. And to provide the whole Crimea and on an ongoing basis is a completely different task! Here we need a very well-designed project that takes into account technical, economic and environmental issues. To supply energy to such an area through the bottom cable is a very risky and extremely expensive thing. Imagine breaking a high-voltage cable under water!
          How many fish and divers will float up belly, not to mention surface ships! As far as I know, Crimea will be supplied with energy through a bridge that is still to be built. So do not run ahead of the engine.
      4. 0
        23 November 2015 17: 48
        Quote: ANTI.KORR.
        with Crimean hospitals

        As for hospitals, it seems like there should be generators.
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    3. 0
      23 November 2015 15: 55
      Quote: sasha 19871987
      so what do we do with their antics at the level of the eighth grader ... they themselves are ready to spoil themselves, but our Crimea ...

      --------------------
      And what is this floating nuclear power plant not driven to the shores of Crimea? We would build several of these nuclear floating plants and power them where necessary ...
      1. +2
        23 November 2015 16: 11
        The Black Sea is a nuclear-free zone and floating nuclear power plants are equated with ships, but it’s a pity ....
        1. +1
          23 November 2015 16: 50
          Quote: MT266
          The Black Sea is a nuclear-free zone and floating nuclear power plants are equated with ships, but it’s a pity ....

          Soon it will be a nuclear zone. Now I looked at the sites: I almost arranged Chernobyl-2 and Chernobyl-3. We managed to keep the reactors from overclocking at the South-Ukrainian and especially Zaporizhzhya NPPs. There was a sharp load drop on turbine generators.
      2. 0
        23 November 2015 16: 53
        Quote: Altona
        And what is this floating nuclear power plant not driven to the shores of Crimea? We would build several of these nuclear floating plants and power them where necessary ...
        it needs to be built still for a start
    4. +2
      23 November 2015 16: 26
      As they say, if a person is talented, then he is talented in everything. Unfortunately, this rule applies to moronic entities of the ukropitek shalman. Well, the next crisis is schizoemia, nothing more, and we have a lesson to tear all agreements with this hohlovlasty killers of old people and children. No need to be likened to the Yankees, in Syria, bad killers of children, and in dill, they can change their minds, huh? In the pit, and those and others, they have one root! am
    5. Tor5
      0
      23 November 2015 17: 31
      So they spoiled themselves and in Kherson and in some other area where people sit without light.
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    7. +1
      23 November 2015 17: 58
      Quote: sasha 19871987
      so what do we do with their antics at the eighth grade ...

      laughing recalled a plot from Jumble ....
      What did these iDiots rely on to undermine their supports?
  2. +1
    23 November 2015 15: 34
    The "brothers" no longer know how it will be perverted.
    1. +3
      23 November 2015 15: 44
      Quote: AdekvatNICK
      The "brothers" no longer know how it will be perverted.

      No, they "know". ))) another pearl from the Urkains.
      TASS
      15:05
      Poroshenko proposes to stop freight transport links with the Crimea
      "In a letter dated November 4, the head of state proposes to the government to ensure the temporary cessation of freight road and rail communication" with Crimea in both directions, the message says.
      1. +3
        23 November 2015 15: 47
        And what else is there, freight cars and rail links between Crimea and Ukraine? I already thought everything was blocked by the soldiers of Jamil ...
        1. +1
          23 November 2015 16: 16
          Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation: outage of electricity in Crimea did not affect the fleet’s readiness
          Hmm ... what It would be very strange if it were the other way around.
        2. +3
          23 November 2015 16: 25
          Quote: Bombardier
          And what else is there, freight cars and rail links between Crimea and Ukraine? I already thought everything was blocked by the soldiers of Jamil ...

          And right ...
          It is only necessary to send dill to the ruin, to close all the loopholes.
          The main thing is to block money transfers from Russia to Ukraine.
          1. 0
            23 November 2015 16: 36
            Quote: Sergey S.
            The main thing is to block money transfers from Russia to Ukraine.

            Yeah, overlap! Gref is not only not going to close the branches of Sberbank in Ukraine, he also began to demand the privatization of Sberbank.
      2. 0
        23 November 2015 16: 58
        Already stopped. Events are progressing. The Americans knew what they were doing, dropping us into such a splinter.
  3. +4
    23 November 2015 15: 35
    Well, of course, but ... it's time to end the provocations of dill. By any means.
    1. +4
      23 November 2015 16: 17
      Quote: mamont5
      Well, of course, but ... it's time to end the provocations of dill. By any means.

      First of all, it is necessary to finish Jamilev and his Turkish circle. This is not a mistake, look at the news archives about the gathering of Jamilev and the Tatar Congress in Istanbul, it seems in July-August this year, after which the food blockade of Crimea began. And now they do not impede the restoration power lines only in the Kherson region, as part of Ukraine was also left without electric energy. By the way, Dzhamilev put forward requirements under which they will be allowed to restore power transmission towers to the Crimea, but he does not understand that his requirements fall under the law on combating terrorism, and since so it just needs to be destroyed.
    2. 0
      23 November 2015 16: 22
      They say there (in Ukraine, they probably self-scare and self-deceive laughing ) Russia put forward MLRS, tanks and paratroopers on the Crimean border. lol
    3. 0
      23 November 2015 16: 26
      Quote: mamont5
      Well, of course, but ... it's time to end the provocations of dill. By any means.

      It is time to empower the President ....
  4. +6
    23 November 2015 15: 35
    Of course it didn’t. And what, gentlemen from Ukraine thought that the fighting efficiency of the fleet could be reduced by cutting the cable?
    1. +5
      23 November 2015 15: 56
      Quote: Reserve officer
      Of course it didn’t. And what, gentlemen from Ukraine thought that the fighting efficiency of the fleet could be reduced by cutting the cable?

      Ukraine is in power, now, Zapadenskie Selyuk. They thought just that.
  5. +4
    23 November 2015 15: 36
    It would be surprising if it were different. The fleet must be self-sufficient, non-volatile and autonomous. Axiom.
  6. +3
    23 November 2015 15: 41
    Switching to autonomous power sources is normal, in such a situation, it is not very normal that they can become not duplicating, but main for a rather long period of time, I hope that at the end of December there will be a power line from Taman and will become not only the Black Sea Fleet, but also the whole resident Russian Crimea is easier.
  7. +4
    23 November 2015 15: 41
    Where is the "answer" from our government? Ay, Dmitry Anatolyevich, where are you?
    What now need to substitute the "other cheek" for these bastards?
    1. -2
      23 November 2015 15: 57
      Quote: kepmor
      Where is the "answer" from our government? Ay, Dmitry Anatolyevich, where are you?
      What now need to substitute the "other cheek" for these bastards?

      -----------------------
      What do you suggest? "Answer" the townspeople of Kherson and Nikolaev with some nastiness? Meaning?
      1. +2
        23 November 2015 16: 12
        Quote: Altona
        Quote: kepmor
        Where is the "answer" from our government? Ay, Dmitry Anatolyevich, where are you?
        What now need to substitute the "other cheek" for these bastards?

        -----------------------
        What do you suggest? "Answer" the townspeople of Kherson and Nikolaev with some nastiness? Meaning?



        We should not be like them.
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      3. 0
        23 November 2015 16: 21
        Quote: Altona
        What do you suggest? "Answer" the townspeople of Kherson and Nikolaev with some nastiness? Meaning?

        You are the champion of primitive "answer". What, only "nasty things" and the townspeople of Kherson and Nikolaev come to mind? As you can see, lately Russia prefers asymmetric variants of responses to provocations and aggression against it.
        1. 0
          23 November 2015 16: 46
          Quote: ava09
          You are the champion of primitive "answer". What, only "nasty things" and the townspeople of Kherson and Nikolaev come to mind? As you can see, lately Russia prefers asymmetric variants of responses to provocations and aggression against it.

          --------------------------
          I will miss the attack against me personally ... Answer on the merits. If we do something global, it will affect the population. If you forbid Yatsenyuk or Poroshenko or the like to visit Russia or something like that, then this is a trifle ...

          PS By the nature of his activity, he was convinced that it was necessary to primitivize the setting of the problem as much as possible, because the performer should not have an "alternative", although even so he still manages to mow ...
          1. 0
            23 November 2015 18: 48
            About the attack: nothing personal, I didn’t like the expressed stupidity, especially the one expressed not by a stupid person. It is difficult to answer an essentially insignificant question: (C) If we do something global, it will affect the population. (C)
            I will express my thoughts on this, although it is not entirely clear to me that "something is so global" for you. We must give global answers only to global challenges, and believe me, if these challenges become reality, no one will first of all think about the population of the enemy country. On the territory of Ukraine, a terrorist attack was committed against Russia, what did Putin recently say about Russia's attitude to terrorists? Name, find and destroy anywhere in the world. Something like this ... Regarding "after what has been said", I believe that the approach to the problem statement should be differentiated, depending on the personal qualities of the subordinate. People are different, someone needs to chew on the essence of the task, then he will fulfill it exactly, someone can designate the main goal and he will complete the task as efficiently as possible, thanks to the "alternative", and otherwise - a reasonable personal initiative. There are those for whom it is better not to set a task at all, but to think about its inadequacy. People are different ... The main thing is that commanders do not think in templates ...
            1. 0
              23 November 2015 21: 04
              Quote: ava09
              Terrorist attack against Russia committed on the territory of Ukraine,

              ----------------------------------
              A terrorist attack was committed on the territory of Ukraine against Ukraine itself. Spetsnaz of Russia is not rubberized to run after every pravosek, but that's not even the point. It's just that Ukraine has recently been the territory of "non-standard solutions", you have to endure this kind of nonsense up to a certain point. That is, "approach differentiated" and "alternative" ...
              1. 0
                25 November 2015 12: 43
                Quote: Altona
                A terrorist attack was committed on the territory of Ukraine against Ukraine itself. Spetsnaz of Russia is not rubberized to run after every pravosek, but that's not even the point. It's just that Ukraine has recently been the territory of "non-standard solutions", you have to endure this kind of nonsense up to a certain point. That is, "approach differentiated" and "alternative" ...

                In your opinion, these explosions do not concern the energy security of the Russian Crimea? It's just stupid to run after each pravosek, but it is necessary to destroy specific criminals. What you wanted to say by "the territory of non-standard solutions" and the need to "endure this kind of nonsense" is completely incomprehensible to me. Nobody called for "punishing urgently and indiscriminately" ...
      4. +2
        23 November 2015 16: 23
        "In war, as in war"! They do not stand on ceremony with us - the news of the hour - "... the government of Ukraine has decided to stop freight traffic between Ukraine and the Republic of Crimea ..."
        Not "Tatars with banderlog", but the government of "Independent"! Do you have any questions?
        And our government should be "dull enough" to "the townspeople of Kherson and Nikolaev" and all kaklov together!
        It is NECESSARY to think about our people and the country's reputation!
    2. 0
      23 November 2015 16: 10
      These are the duties of power engineers. In the contract there is definitely a clause talking about the quality of power supply. In the quality characteristic there is frequency, stability, including continuity. Dill will not receive a very tidy sumochka.
  8. 0
    23 November 2015 15: 44
    Here's how you can cork your head in order to seriously think that after such tricks with the food "blockade", chopping off electricity right in your balls, and other small dirty tricks, Crimeans will just rush to Ukraine?
    The fleet, these attempts at sabotage proved to be just a useful opportunity for testing and running in diesel generators. Everything else can touch him - he cannot.
  9. +1
    23 November 2015 15: 50
    They say transport links and freight want to completely block.
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  11. +3
    23 November 2015 15: 53
    The Germans were aroused by something:
    The German Foreign Ministry assessed the undermining of power transmission towers and the de-energization of the Russian Crimea as a terrorist act. Representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Germany Martin Schaefer demands from Poroshenko to find and punish Ukrainian terrorists who blew up power lines, as well as immediately restore the supply of tension to the Crimean Federal District of Russia.

    “Attacks on public infrastructure in Ukraine, also to provide electricity to Crimea, are criminal acts. We expect them to be perceived in this way by responsible Ukrainian officials and will be investigated,” Schaefer said.

    http://ria.ru/world/20151123/1326884402.html
    1. +2
      23 November 2015 16: 18
      Naturally excited. So, it’s not long to switch from power lines to oil-gas-product pipelines. Well, to prevent Russian gas from entering the Crimea, say.
      1. +1
        23 November 2015 16: 35
        Quote: I readNews
        So, it’s not long to switch from power lines to oil-gas-product pipelines. Well, to prevent Russian gas from entering the Crimea, say.


        "Victim of the Holodomor" Mosiychuk has already made this proposal. "Crimea will be ours, or deserted," he said.
      2. +1
        23 November 2015 23: 02
        Quote: I readNews
        So, it’s not long to switch from power lines to oil-gas-product pipelines. Well, to prevent Russian gas from entering the Crimea, say.

        So from the Crimea to the Ruin gas is pumped, if Che.
    2. 0
      23 November 2015 16: 30
      Quote: GRAY
      The Germans were aroused by something:

      The Germans are afraid of what happened in Paris. Taking into account the fact that the ultra-right began to perform in Germany, today there was a Yandex news and, in my opinion on Rambler, you will begin to roar in captivity. And the demands of the ultra-right to remove the Arabs from Germany.
  12. +2
    23 November 2015 15: 55
    stupid people, because they get MONEY for electricity! And then they lost their money and everything will have to be restored! You completely forgot how to think!
  13. 0
    23 November 2015 15: 58
    a power outage in the Crimea did not affect the combat readiness of the fleet
    and will not affect. The president himself confirmed that Crimea is an impregnable fortress. And the point.
  14. 0
    23 November 2015 16: 01
    Can a fleet of citizenship help something?
  15. 0
    23 November 2015 16: 07
    In Kamchatka, the city’s fleet is connected!)
  16. 0
    23 November 2015 16: 12
    Quote: starshina pv
    Can a fleet of citizenship help something?

    Quote: RUSOIVAN
    In Kamchatka, the city’s fleet is connected!)

    Shaw, again kakly on the site? Crimea is a diamond stronghold. So the provocations of the protoucres will only affect them.
  17. 0
    23 November 2015 16: 14
    Military facilities always have backup power sources, in other words, AB and DGA! It would be strange if the shutdown affected something.
  18. 0
    23 November 2015 16: 22
    The blockade of the Crimea. Brawl in Chaplinka
    http://www.newstube.ru/m/891249
  19. 0
    23 November 2015 16: 28
    Hence the conclusion, two years of chatter, and Crimea, as it was dependent on Khokhlostan, remains ...
  20. +1
    23 November 2015 16: 29
    Russia went for debt restructuring. Ukraine responded by shutting off the Crimea. OK yeah? How long is still babysitting with these geeks? Unclear.
    1. +2
      23 November 2015 16: 41
      Quote: novobranets
      Russia went for debt restructuring.

      Actually, she didn’t. Russia said it agrees to restructure debt if the US, EU or international financial institutions guarantee its repayment by Ukraine. For some reason, there were no volunteers. what
  21. +3
    23 November 2015 16: 56
    How tired of being "whipping boys"?!?! And, most importantly, everyone who is lazy, and even the Balts, do it, these three pimples on the butt of Europe.
    Ukraine has nothing to say, they even imagined themselves to be the saviors and defenders of Europe from the Urus barbarians. After the start of the Syrian campaign, the European Union fell silent a little, could not swallow what they saw, and these Galicians were dispersed in their meanness, and could not stop, the brakes did not brake.
    Vladimir Vladimirovich, do something like a "Crimean miracle" so that all
    this riffraff shut up for several years, and would have spent them in thought and reflection, such as how, where we got pierced again ...
  22. 0
    23 November 2015 17: 32
    Who fell to the bottom, catch a comedy surprise
    laughing

  23. 0
    23 November 2015 18: 09
    And I like the way the overseas masters of Ukraine act. They have clearly and confidently turned off the light to Crimea. And now they will negotiate on gas and associations. That's what you need to do, not chew snot. We are waiting for an answer from Russia (I hope).
  24. 0
    23 November 2015 18: 48
    And how did it affect the residents? One and a half million without electricity. It is necessary to roam less abroad and to restore order at home more. Were not enough time to drop the cable or fit the ship-power plants?
    And the strait would have been bombarded for a long time.
  25. -1
    23 November 2015 18: 53
    Quote: Maksus
    Everything is certainly correct, but the generator’s power is really enough to supply resuscitation (some 10 to the hospital) and one operating room.

    We have a village nearby, 5.5 thousand people + a hospital. One emergency generator (a booth such as a construction car) does an excellent job, if that.
  26. 0
    23 November 2015 19: 00
    But in the late 80s, the Crimean nuclear power plant was to be built on the Kerch Peninsula. But, after the Chernobyl accident, on the wave of the cries of the "greens" and other "ecologists" in the Crimea, they developed such a radiophobia and so intimidated the Crimeans that after any petitions and collection of signatures, the nuclear power plant was refused. You look, while they were friends with Ukraine, and they would have built it. Now there would be no problems. But history, as you know, does not recognize the subjunctive moods.
  27. +1
    23 November 2015 20: 31
    Yes, our fleet is ready for the unexpected, unlike civilians.
    Here the hospitals were mentioned:
    Maksus (2) Quote:
    Everything is certainly correct, but the generator’s power is really enough to supply resuscitation (some 10 to the hospital) and one operating room. And what about CT and MRI - how can I spin them with a dynamo?

    We are dealing with a terrorist attack that endangers the life and health of Russian citizens, and it is necessary to react like a terrorist attack, to bring the perpetrators to justice, regardless of "international opinion."
  28. +1
    23 November 2015 23: 58
    all this was and is ours, our ancestors shed a lot of blood beyond the Crimea, which Ukraine, traitorous people know from my own experience, my grandfather went through the war from and to, two seriously injured, I loved Russia wholeheartedly, I am Ossetian, I love Russia but and you Russian love Russia, and there are some who pour mud on Russia, the Caucasus for Russia, Settling for Russia, the glory of Russia, our cause will be our rightful victory, the Caucasus loves Russia, give us the opportunity and we will tear America like a hot-water bottle,

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