Official: Ukraine to build new station instead of destroyed Kakhovka hydroelectric plant

[toomuchtime_]

Ukraine will build a new power plant on the site of the destroyed Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant located on the Russian-occupied east bank of the Dnipro River once it liberates the territory, head of Ukraine's state-owned energy company UkrhydroenergoIhor Syrota said on June 6.

"Hydrostructures are being eroded, and we understand that we will have to build a new station very quickly. We will build a more beautiful and powerful station in the same place," he said on national television, as cited by Ukrainska Pravda media outlet.

According to the official, Ukrhydroenergo was already consulting with experts on how to quickly block the dam after the liberation.

The company also examines how to establish water supply from the reservoirs located up the river to the Ukrainian regions that will suffer from water shortages, said Syrota.

For now, Ukrainian authorities plan to drill additional wells in Kherson and Mykolaiv oblasts to access fresh water, he added.

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So Russia feels the need to blow up the dam to try to slow down the Ukrainian offensive and Ukraine is already making plans about what it will do after Crimea is liberated; so both sides seem to agree that Russia will not be able to hold on to Crimea for very much longer.

 

[Donald H]

Ukraine will build a new power plant on the site of the destroyed Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant located on the Russian-occupied east bank of the Dnipro River once it liberates the territory, head of Ukraine's state-owned energy company UkrhydroenergoIhor Syrota said on June 6.

"Hydrostructures are being eroded, and we understand that we will have to build a new station very quickly. We will build a more beautiful and powerful station in the same place," he said on national television, as cited by Ukrainska Pravda media outlet.

According to the official, Ukrhydroenergo was already consulting with experts on how to quickly block the dam after the liberation.

The company also examines how to establish water supply from the reservoirs located up the river to the Ukrainian regions that will suffer from water shortages, said Syrota.

For now, Ukrainian authorities plan to drill additional wells in Kherson and Mykolaiv oblasts to access fresh water, he added.

MSN

www.msn.com

So Russia feels the need to blow up the dam to try to slow down the Ukrainian offensive and Ukraine is already making plans about what it will do after Crimea is liberated; so both sides seem to agree that Russia will not be able to hold on to Crimea for very much longer.

There's only one problem and that is that we will all be in a nuclear war before the Crimea is taken from Russia.
Not even America is betting on that anymore.

It's past the point of even being able to imagine just 'what' America expects to gest out of its war now!

 

[Augustine_]

There's only one problem and that is that we will all be in a nuclear war before the Crimea is taken from Russia.

After their performance in the war, my guess is only a tiny few of their nukes work at all and those can be easily shot down. Maybe Russians are will to irradiate their own territory and former territory if they can, which is unfortunate.

 

[Ringo]

In Poland, they described a city overrun by Ukrainian refugees. For example, representatives of Ukraine do not perceive the police, behave rudely in stores, eating food from the windows, and generally behave aggressively.

I remembered the history of Kosovo. In the '60s, Tito sheltered refugees from Albania in Kosovo, and 30 years later they organized an enclave. I wish Poland to repeat Yugoslavia's experience.

 

[toomuchtime_]

There's only one problem and that is that we will all be in a nuclear war before the Crimea is taken from Russia.
Not even America is betting on that anymore.

It's past the point of even being able to imagine just 'what' America expects to gest out of its war now!

You may be crazy enough to want to commit suicide over Russia losing Crimea, but there are no indications the Russian government wants to.

Sober up and face the facts; Putin's extremely poor judgement has led Russia into a war it cannot win and cannot afford to pursue much longer, and all the lies in the world about nuclear threats cannot save Russia from the consequences of Putin's poor judgement.

 

[Donald H]

After their performance in the war, my guess is only a tiny few of their nukes work at all and those can be easily shot down.

Good guess! LOL

 

[Donald H]

You may be crazy enough to want to commit suicide over Russia losing Crimea, but there are no indications the Russian government wants to.

Sober up and face the facts; Putin's extremely poor judgement has led Russia into a war it cannot win and cannot afford to pursue much longer, and all the lies in the world about nuclear threats cannot save Russia from the consequences of Putin's poor judgement.

You're making your position perfectly clear!

 

[toomuchtime_]

You're making your position perfectly clear!

No, I'm making your position perfectly clear.

 

[Donald H]

Well now, this settles the question on the Ukraine being responsible.

Scott Ritter: Kakhovka Dam Attack Designed to Cure West’s ‘Ukraine Fatigue’

The Kakhovka Hydroelectric Plant’s dam suffered critical damage Tuesday, with its wall bursting and sending a surge of water downstream, forcing evacuations along both sides of the Dnepr River and threatening to leave Crimea and the Zaporozhye nuclear plant without enough water. Scott Ritter...

sputnikglobe.com

After many of the Ukraine's attempts, they finally succeeded.

No damn wonder why Ritter is America's public enemy #1!

 

[para bellum]

Is pedo Ritter still on his book tour in Russia?

Even the Z channels are telling him to STFU.

 

[toomuchtime_]

Well now, this settles the question on the Ukraine being responsible.

Scott Ritter: Kakhovka Dam Attack Designed to Cure West’s ‘Ukraine Fatigue’

The Kakhovka Hydroelectric Plant’s dam suffered critical damage Tuesday, with its wall bursting and sending a surge of water downstream, forcing evacuations along both sides of the Dnepr River and threatening to leave Crimea and the Zaporozhye nuclear plant without enough water. Scott Ritter...

sputnikglobe.com

After many of the Ukraine's attempts, they finally succeeded.

No damn wonder why Ritter is America's public enemy #1!

Posting from the gutter now, Donald?