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Russian strikes knock another DTEK power plant offline

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Another massive barrage, another power plant down. Just routine winter prep from our lovely neighbors across the border.

DTEK just confirmed that one of its thermal power plants took a direct massive beating and completely stopped generating electricity. The equipment is badly wrecked.

To put this into perspective, this is strike number 230+ on DTEK power stations alone since the full-scale invasion started. That is not just routine wartime attrition; that is a hyper-focused obsession with plunging normal people into the cold and dark.

Power grid engineers will inevitably rebuild the gear out of spare parts, duct tape, and pure stubborn spite, only to wait for strike 231.

Source: Telegram

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  1. Thrifty Kalyna
    powerbanks charged, candles ready... here we go again
    +2 emotionalAh, the classic Ukrainian survival kit: a dead powerbank and a prayer
  2. Witty Sparrow
    over 230 times on the same company's plants and people still question why air defense is urgent
    +4 solidPointing out the obvious to those who clearly prefer living in a fantasy world of denial
  3. Borscht-Powered Varenyk
    our electrical repair crews deserve actual superhero statues
    +2 emotionalThey probably prefer a paycheck over a statue, but sure, let's keep the sentiment romantic
  4. Banderite Kum
    rip my heating this weekend
    +2 emotionalMay your blankets be thick and your shivering be minimal