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It’s the Ivans, sir. They’ve hit again. This time, they’ve blown up their own power lines.
Russian attacks were reported across large areas of Ukraine on Thursday, with heavy shelling in numerous regions damaging infrastructure, including electricity supplies to Europe’s largest nuclear plant, Ukrainian officials said.
The Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in southern Ukraine has again been disconnected from the power grid after Russian shelling damaged the remaining high voltage lines, leaving it with just diesel generators, Ukraine nuclear firm Energoatom said.
The plant, in Russian hands but operated by Ukrainian workers, has 15 days’ worth of fuel to run the generators, Energoatom said.
Russian strikes were also reported in Kriviy Rih, in central Ukraine, and in Sumy and Kharkiv, in the northeast. Heavy fighting was ongoing in the eastern regions of Luhansk and Donetsk.
“The enemy is trying to keep the temporarily captured territories, concentrating its efforts on restraining the actions of the Defence Forces in certain areas,” Ukraine’s general staff said on Thursday.
Russia has said it targeted infrastructure as part of what it calls its “special military operation” to degrade the Ukrainian military and remove what it says is a potential threat against Russia’s security.
It is truly amazing that we are the better part of a year into this war, and not a week goes by without some story about Russia attacking itself.
If the Russians occupy the power plant and area around it, wouldn’t that mean the shelling is from the Ukrainian side? Otherwise they’d be shelling themselves, no?
— cody (@presidentholt) November 3, 2022
I support Ukraine, but the original tweet makes no sense. For the power plant (which Russia occupies) to be damaged it means that either Russia is shelling themselves, or Ukraine is shelling the plant. What other answer is there for damage to the plant?
— cody (@presidentholt) November 3, 2022
