UKRAINE IS SYSTEMATICALLY BLACKING OUT RUSSIA’S OCCUPATION INFRASTRUCTURE 🇺🇦🇷🇺🇺🇸🇪🇺🇫🇮
Ukraine’s 🇺🇦 campaign against Russian 🇷🇺 occupation infrastructure is becoming increasingly systematic.
Over 90 days, Ukrainian units reportedly carried out “Crimean Switch Off,” striking 456 power-grid nodes. That works out to roughly five precision strikes every day, under a commander who reportedly has a $20 million Russian bounty on his head.
The impact has been dramatic. At 2:01 PM on Sunday, around 193,000 homes reportedly lost power. Yet occupation television did not lead with the blackout. At that exact moment, viewers were watching coverage of a local backgammon final.
As cities went dark, the occupation chairman issued an apology “on behalf of leadership.”
Meanwhile, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov declared that Russia would continue fighting for “even one hundredth of a percent” of territory, while former Roscosmos chief Dmitry Rogozin was discussing countermeasures against modern satellite-enabled warfare that included giving shotguns to truck drivers.
Russian state television also showcased tethered barrage balloons as a counter-drone measure, only for manufacturers to acknowledge that Russia lacks enough helium and balloons to protect even a single major site at scale.
At sea, the improvisation continued. The Volgoneft-111 oil tanker was reportedly modified for drone defense using old vehicle tires and fishing nets, earning it comparisons from Russian war bloggers to something out of “Waterworld.”
On the front, the contrast is harsher. Russian troops have reportedly suffered severe supply failures at forward positions, while some territorial gains shown on military maps were later quietly erased.
The economic and industrial gap is also widening. The U.S. 🇺🇸 seized $5.4 million linked to Konstantin Malofeyev for Ukrainian veterans, while European 🇪🇺 defense executives arrived in Kyiv to sign €8.5 billion in joint drone-production agreements.
From prison, Igor Strelkov summed up the frustration from inside Russia’s own pro-war camp:
“Where are our combat robots? Europe is building. We haven’t even started.”
Ukraine is attacking power grids, expanding joint weapons production and forcing Russia to improvise defenses with balloons, tires and shotguns.
The technological gap is becoming harder to hide.
"The way out of the conflict?
The way out of the conflict is for Russia to leave Ukraine.
That's the way out of the conflict."
-Sanna Marin
Former PM of Finland
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Russia is still convinced it can outlast Ukraine and its allies.
The best way to make Putin realize he won't is to send Russia's frozen assets to Ukraine, giving Kyiv several extra years of funding
"Putin wanted to break the West, instead he broke Russia", - says President of Finland.
Alexander Stubb called Russia's invasion of Ukraine a complete strategic failure..
Steve Hilton uncovered Mexicans in Mexico are pretending to be Illegals living in (CA) and are collecting free (HC)
Hilton set up (CAL-DOGE) his own fraud team in (CA) and found ($20B) in taxpayer dollars is going to Illegals & Newsom brags about it
Our Country is being looted
- Valery Zaluzhny 🇺🇦:
"The attacks on maternity hospitals, farms, shopping and office centres, and educational institutions are blatant terrorism. It would be impossible if the Russians did not have sufficient resources for it.”
"We need to make the war more costly for Russia, and as a result, lead to its inevitable defeat.”
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I think, it's clear enough...🤷♀️
MARIUPOL STILL HAS NO JUSTICE 🇺🇦🇷🇺
The footage is archival. The horror is not.
Mariupol, Ukraine 🇺🇦, remains one of the defining tragedies of Russia’s 🇷🇺 full-scale invasion. The city was shattered, civilians were trapped, homes were buried under rubble, and mass graves became part of the landscape.
Claims that more than 100,000 people were killed remain extraordinarily serious and difficult to verify independently because of the scale of destruction and continued Russian control over the city. But the destruction of Mariupol itself is beyond dispute.
Years later, the central question remains the same: how can devastation on this scale happen in the 21st century without full accountability?
Mariupol cannot be reduced to old footage. The dead, the missing and the families who lost everything still demand justice.