Ukraine's President Claims Russia For The Electrical Breakdown.

Firefighters put out a raging fire in Kharkiv, Ukraine on September 11th, 2022, caused by a Russian rocket attack, leading to the shutdown of electricity in the regions of Kharkiv and Donetsk: Electrical Breakdown

Ukraine’s President slams Russia saying,”the goal is to deprive people of light and heat”

Officials reported the act by the Russians.

Ukrainian officials confirmed that the blackouts were creating a significant impact in the largest cities. The electricity shutdown has a significant impact on civilian infrastructure.

Mr. Zelensky said in a statement on social media blaming Russian terrorists, “A total blackout in the Kharkiv and Donetsk regions, a partial one in the Zaporizhzhia, Dnipropetrovsk and Sumy regions.”

Drawbacks to the Blackout

The latter effect of the total blackout resulted in the captivating of towns and villages in eastern Ukraine. The regional governor of the Kharkiv region reported the massive destruction of infrastructure affecting millions of people.

There is no source of water supply or light in the larger areas. Officials are still working on the fire to put it out. The major regions affected by the attack are in the eastern part. A power cut has also interrupted the railway system.

The Strategic Victory of Ukraine: Electrical Breakdown

It is observed that Ukraine’s strategic gains in the east have provided an “unwavering” international community. It represents the potential and the armed forces it possesses, combined with strategic training. The Ukrainian government condemned the blackout as an act of terrorism. Despite the darkness, Ukraine managed.

Zelenskyy tweeted,” Do you still think you can intimidate, force us to make concessions? Cold, hunger, darkness and thirst for us are not scary and deadly as your ‘friendship and brotherhood’. But history will put everything in place. And we will be with gas, lights and water and food and WITHOUT you!”

The International Atomic Energy Agency

The U.N. The nuclear watchdog has two experts at the site. But IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi said he is “gravely concerned” about the situation at the plant. He said talks have begun on establishing a safety and security zone around it.