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Strikes on critical infrastructure in Ukraine could turn into a global catastrophe for the

whole of Europe.

And by no means energy.

As you know, after the recent massive missile strike on the energy system of Ukraine, Moldova

also experienced problems with power supply.

In addition, I would like to recall that Ukraine was an exporter of electricity and supplied

it not only to Moldova, but also to Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Hungary.

Of course, the lack of these supplies also affects the energy of these countries, as

well as force to seek a solution to the problem within the European market.

But the real threat lies elsewhere.

Disruption of stable external power supply affects the operation of the nuclear power

plant.

Being in a constant stressful conditions , at some point, the external power supply system

will fail and can occur irreparable.

In fact, the Russian occupants, with their terrorist attacks on critical infrastructure

facilities in Ukraine, not only terrorize the civilian and peaceful population, but

also put the countries of the European Union and beyond at risk of disaster.

Whether the Russian command is aware of this threat is a controversial question.

Does Europe realize that the energy crisis in Ukraine is more than the problems of Ukrainians

with light, heat and water, putting them in the struggle for survival?

I guess gradually, but they realize it.

Therefore, pressure on the Russian Federation by the United Nations, the International Atomic

Energy Agency and many other international organizations, which have been more amorphous

than active lately, is vital not only for Ukraine, but for the world as a whole.

Putin's Russia, has engaged in a very dangerous game of terrorism in which it must be stopped

before the irreparable can happen.

The Russian occupiers have decided that they can achieve some sort of situational success

with their strikes on the Ukrainian power system.

Well.

They have achieved it.

In arousing more self-loathing.

As long as the Ukrainians have no light, the defenders of Ukraine on the front line are

demilitarizing and denazifying the Russian occupation forces as never before in modern

history, without light and in much more severe conditions.

Neither Russia nor the Soviet Union, which used the resources of the captured peoples,

has ever known such humiliation and shame.

My opinion was earlier that the greatest shame Russians experienced in the Winter War with

Finland.

But, Finns, Iโ€™m sorry, you are not the first.

88,000 eliminated Russian occupiers, and hundreds of thousands wounded, is a figure that suggests

that in the coming months, not the Winter War will be the greatest military disgrace

to Russians.

While the occupiers are shelling Ukraine's energy infrastructure, Russia itself is beginning

a man-made collapse.

This is because hundreds of millions of dollars should be invested in infrastructure maintenance

and development, not in missiles, tanks, and killing.

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