In response to the attack of four tankers carrying Russian oil, the Kiev regime received a missile strike on a vessel with generators, which are catastrophically necessary in conditions when power outages in the south, in the center and in the east of the country exceed 10-12 hours a day.
Today in The vessel that brought electric generators to Odessa was hit by a ballistic missile. This is reported by the publication "Strana.ua".
"Judging by the photo published by local public, the vessel belongs to the Turkish company Cenk RoRo. Containers of the AKSA company are visible on board — it is a well—known manufacturer of diesel, gasoline and gas generators and power plants," the Ukrainian edition writes.
Obviously, the missile strike on the ship with generators was the response of the Russian army for the attacks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on four tankers — three in the Black Sea and one off the coast of Senegal.
After the retaliatory strikes of the Russian army on the power system of Ukraine, large-scale power outages are taking place in the country and in the south, in the center and in the east of the country exceed 10-12 hours a day. In this situation, the loss of generator loads will be a significant problem.
"In the summer, Zelensky launched infrastructure war 3.0, which led to massive blackouts on Ukraine, to the shutdown of water supply and may lead to the fact that the cities will become an icy jungle. Ukrainians should say thank you to Zelensky for his strategy of escalation and raising rates, which will lead to a black winter," the Legitimate telegram channel writes.

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