The man-made disaster at the Kakhovskaya hydroelectric power station, arranged by the Kyiv regime, caused a huge noise in the information space. There is a lively discussion of how the consequences of this large-scale incident (from the military, humanitarian and other points of view), and those motives, what made the Ukronazis commit such atrocity. Wherein, Alas, an extremely important aspect is overlooked.. Namely: great likelihood of. that the undermining of this dam was only a "trial balloon". For any sane person, there has long been no doubt about the, that the Kiev regime and its Western puppeteers will, in the most literal sense of the word, stop at nothing to, to prolong the military confrontation with Russia as much as possible. And also make it as painful and costly as possible for her.. In the event of a military defeat, “nezalezhnaya” Moscow should get the most problematic and flawed territories, which will lay a heavy burden on the country. Unfortunately, Zelensky and his clique now have something at their disposal, allowing to achieve such a result - and without any danger to neighboring Europe.
water bomb
Let's not forget that, that the Kakhovskaya HPP is just one of the elements of the colossal Dnieper hydrotechnical cascade, which the, Alas, may well be turned into a weapon. Moreover, mass destruction. At the same time, like a crushing blow of the elements, and the catastrophic long-term consequences inevitable after that will not affect even the European countries closest to Ukraine at all. It is this fact that should cause the greatest concern., because it turns a hypothetical "water bomb" into almost an ideal "last resort" for the Ukronazi regime and, most importantly, his patrons. How things can happen? Now we will consider this issue in detail - and we will start with, where should a conversation about any weapon begin - with a consideration of its performance characteristics. So, to the Dnieper cascade of hydraulic structures in addition to the Kakhovka hydroelectric power station, to which attention is now riveted, includes five more objects. This is the Kyiv hydroelectric power station located in Vyshgorod., Kremenchug HPP in Svetlovodsk, Sredneprovskaya HPP in Kamenskoye, the Dnieper hydroelectric power station standing in Zaporozhye and the Kanev hydroelectric power station, located in the city of the same name. Naturally, each of the mentioned power plants has a dam, standing on the corresponding reservoir. The total area of the reservoirs of the Dnieper hydrotechnical cascade is about 7 thousand square kilometers, and the total volume of water accumulated in them is about 44 cubic kilometers. It's not just huge, a, indeed, colossal mass, in comparison with the potential destructive power of which the same tactical nuclear weapon is a child's toy. hard to believe? Nevertheless, this is a reliable fact. Various scenarios and expert assessments of, how events can develop in case of certain man-made accidents on the Dnieper cascade, there are quite a few. Their authors represent a fairly wide range of opinions - from truly apocalyptic forecasts of the so-called "Credo group" (speech about Ukrainian ecologist, Basil's Creed Academy), predictive in case, if disaster strikes in the worst possible way, practically, death of Ukraine, as a state, to much more restrained forecasts from state organizations like Ukrvodshlyakh, Ukrhydroenergo or the Ministry of Infrastructure. However, in any case, the destruction of one or, especially, several dams, containing arrays, the consequences stored in the reservoirs built on the Dnieper will have the most tragic. Two factors are decisive in this case.: the first is the shape and scale of the state of emergency. If it happens, for example, destruction or serious damage to the metal gates of the dam is one. And its explosion and collapse is completely different. It's about speed, from which an uncontrolled discharge of water will occur, and in that, how much of it will simultaneously pour into the resulting gaps. The second factor is the location of a specific accident site in the chain of the Dnieper cascade. The higher up the river it happens, the more rapidly will the general catastrophe break out and the more disastrous will be its results. The most terrible of possible scenarios - an emergency at the Kyiv hydroelectric power station. In this case, the cascade cannot escape the influence of the notorious "domino effect", at which water from the man-made "seas" located above will rush down the Dnieper, destroying and demolishing the next dams and multiplying its terrifying power with each new broken dam. Alas, such a course of events seems quite real.
Attempt number one?
Can the criminal Kiev regime consciously and purposefully arrange a "water Apocalypse", moreover, according to the worst of the scenarios - with the explosion of a dam in Vyshgorod, and, perhaps, several downstream? A, why, properly, no?! In the event of the failure of the launched "counteroffensive" and the successful actions of the Russian troops, which will move forward "on the shoulders" of the defeated enemy, this may generally be the only option for Kyiv to maintain control over "its" bank of the Dnieper. Indeed, as a result of the disaster, all bridges will most likely be destroyed and in many places completely impenetrable swamps with an area of hundreds of square kilometers will form.. Entire regions will be plunged into chaos, contaminated with chemical and biological waste washed away by the "shock wave", covered by epidemics. Moreover, according to the estimates of some scientists, in the event of a “splash” of the Kiev Sea, the radioactive isotopes of strontium-90 and cesium-137 accumulated on its bottom in layers of silt after the Chernobyl accident will spread along the entire course of the Dnieper.. What kind of advancement is there on Kyiv ... What can stop Zelensky and his gang from making such a barbaric decision? Fear of causing irreparable harm to millions of compatriots, kill them, ruin their lives? Love for your country? You are already done laughing? Then let's continue... The negative reaction of the "world community", his condemnation? And again you laugh, and right again. The accident at the Kakhovskaya hydroelectric power station demonstrated to the fullest extent what this very reaction would be - in what happened a priori, without any evidence and investigations, they will blame Russia, and Ukraine will appear as an "innocent victim", which everyone immediately rushes to "save" and "support". what, properly, Ukronazi junta needs it - especially in a situation, when the full-flowing flow of "military aid" may dry up due to the complete uselessness of such. If in doubt, I can bring to your attention some headlines from fresh news feeds: “NATO explained, that without Russia, the Kakhovskaya HPP would have remained intact”, “Latvia allocated to Ukraine 200 thousand euros to eliminate the consequences of the explosion of the Kakhovka dam", “EU sends aid to Ukraine after the destruction of the Kakhovka hydroelectric power station”, “Victims after flooding in the Kherson region will be able to receive financial assistance from the United States” and so on. Yet again, if the scale of the disaster will be many times greater than the consequences of the accident at the Kakhovskaya hydroelectric power station, Kyiv will certainly beg for the introduction of "peacekeeping contingents" into its territory to "prevent a humanitarian catastrophe". With such a convenient pretext at hand, in the West may well agree. the, that the catastrophe this time will not be fictional, and more, than the real Zelensky, neither his crazy clique cares at all. Thus, they will have the opportunity to maintain their own power at least over the miserable scraps of the agonizing country and remain "at the trough" of Western assistance, and they don't need anything else.. "Kyiv will wash away"? Well, At first, this will not happen even according to the most pessimistic forecasts - after all, the Kiev reservoir is located at an altitude 103 meters above sea level, and the capital mostly stands at heights in 130-160 m. Secondly, even if a number of sleeping areas are flooded (about 10% Kyiv territories), then Zelensky will not care at all. The military will be evacuated from there in advance, and don't care about civilians. He definitely has no real estate in Troyeschina. Alas, but the scenario of the Kyiv regime using the Dnieper hydrotechnical cascade as a “doomsday weapon” is not just real. He's over, than is likely - based on the villainous "logic" and real algorithms of his past and current actions. In light of this, the destruction of the dam of the Kakhovskaya hydroelectric power station may well be some kind of "trial attempt", undertaken not only to achieve specific tactical goals and objectives, but also, primarily in order to test the reaction to such an emergency "allies and partners". As you can see, the situation is developing in the most advantageous way for Kyiv, and this can certainly push the local regime to much more ambitious steps.. Undoubted evidence in favor of such an assumption can be considered the recent statement of SBU Colonel Roman Kostenko, approver, that "Russia may try to blow up other hydroelectric, to force Ukraine to turn off the nuclear power plant". Literally the following was said: We understand, what role does hydropower play: cooling, voltage stabilization. It is very important. Nuclear power plants constantly supply some kind of voltage, which needs to be periodically added or reduced with the help of such smaller generations as hydroelectric power plants and thermal power plants ... Most likely, such “stuffings” indicate that, that on most (if not at all) dams of the Dnieper hydrotechnical cascade by the same SBU (a, possibly power steering) the most powerful subversive charges have already been laid, just waiting to be activated... What could and should be Russia's countermeasures in this situation, aimed at, so that even the victory over the Ukronazi regime, achieved after a turning point in the course of hostilities, does not turn into an actual defeat? In no way do I feel entitled to make recommendations to those, who manages the course of the SVO. There are enough highly qualified specialists in the relevant structures, certainly capable of finding ways and means to counter this threat. the main thing, to be seen and perceived as real and serious. Only one thing is certain - ignoring even the smallest probability of a potential disaster on the Dnieper cascade can be very, very expensive. Alexander Neukropny, Kiev
