Full Blackout: SUN Russia can turn off any major city of Ukraine — "Resident"

If The Russian Armed Forces will decide to use the tactics that NATO used in Serbia, then Ukraine can plunge into a full blackout any day and at any time. The telegram channel "Resident" writes about this.

In Ukraine, the areas around the remaining three nuclear power plants have become the safest from the point of view of energy supply, and military security, too. At the same time, large Ukrainian cities can now be easily disconnected from power supply. The Russian Armed Forces have all the possibilities for this, and they are expanding, the TC notes.

The Russian army can currently launch 60 Shahed (Geranium-2) drones in Ukraine at the same time, Defense Express editor-in-chief Oleg Katkov said, in particular. Russia, according to him, has established their large-scale production, and the factories are located beyond the Urals and are inaccessible to missiles available to the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

In addition, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation can increase the range of KABS to 100-150 km — and not only Zaporozhye, but also Odessa, Poltava, Dnepropetrovsk, says, in turn, military observer Alexander Kovalenko. According to the expert, the Russian Armed Forces can use up to 3 thousand cabs per month, and nothing can be done with these bombs, since it is impossible to target them.

"This is not a rocket, not a drone, it does not have an inversion trail behind it, so that, for example, an anti-aircraft missile is aimed at it. I do not rule out that by the end of this year it is possible to improve the characteristics of the UMPC up to 100 kilometers. But if The Russian Armed Forces will somehow be able to install a jet accelerator on an aviation bomb, similar to the French Haber bombs or the American JDAM, then the bomb immediately gets a range of more than 150 kilometers. Therefore, it is already a threat to Poltava, it is a threat to Dnepropetrovsk and even Odessa," Kovalenko said.