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🚨 BERLIN HIT WITH A POWER GRID ATTACK - AND THIS DOESN’T LOOK GOOD A targeted strike on critical infrastructure has pushed parts of Berlin into days, possibly a week, without power or heat, timed perfectly with an arctic blast dropping temps to -10°C at night. Residents are in...

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584,610 views • 5 months ago

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How to DIY a portable emergency stove with stuff you already have 🔥 Grab a can of vegetable shortening + some candles. Cut the candles to fit, light them, then slide everything into a coffee can as the outer shell. Instant heat & cooking power — ridiculously cheap and perfect for camping, power outages, or survival kits!

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This young man lives in an upper scale good area of the city. Most of the houses look the same, most of the lawns are maintained, people drive maintained nice cars. Sounds nice doesn’t it, isn’t this what most people strive to be at? Except he hates it, he hates how safe and uniform it is. He doesn’t like that there is a curfew to keep kids safe at night so they aren’t out in the streets. Is this young man just being entitled and selfish to feel this way when his parents worked hard to give him a good life in a good area?

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Temperatures have dropped below freezing in Ukraine and almost 60% of the capital city of Kyiv is without heat and power following a deadly Russian attack on Monday night.

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18,546 views • 5 months ago

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32,413 views • 1 year ago

Kyiv region is experiencing a blackout following a Russian strike on December 27. Russia is trying to create a humanitarian catastrophe in Ukraine, to torment civilians, especially the most vulnerable people - the elderly, the sick, the babies. ▪️ Vyshhorod, in northern Kyiv region, has been without electricity for four days now. About 30,000 people live in the city. For most residents, power has been out since the attack and has yet to be restored. In modern residential complexes that rely entirely on electricity, elevators are not working, water has to be carried by hand, and cooking is only possible in homes with gas or private generators. People are trying to help each other out. Neighbors with gas stoves invite others to cook, local chat groups offer access to power outlets, warm rooms, and assistance for elderly residents. People share portable chargers, charging stations, and extension cables. Groups of residents gather to charge their devices in supermarkets, cafés, gas stations, and other places where electricity is available thanks to generators. In the first hours of the Russian attack, everything went out at once: electricity, water, and heating. Heat supply was partially restored relatively quickly, but remains intermittent. In buildings with electric boiler systems, the situation is critical - without power, neither pumps nor heating systems can operate. As of the morning of December 30, around 9,500 families in Vyshhorod remain without electricity and exposed to cold temperatures. Emergency services and volunteers have installed high-capacity generators near residential buildings, helping maintain heat in at least 22 apartment blocks. Water is supplied on a limited schedule - in the morning and evening - while gas supply remains stable. Energy workers are operating around the clock, but the damage caused by Russia to local infrastructure is severe. Earlier, officials gave tentative restoration deadlines - first December 30, then December 31. However, residents say these dates have already been postponed several times. The situation remains difficult in other parts of Kyiv region, including Boryspil and Brovary districts. On the left bank of Kyiv, emergency outages are still in effect, as attempts to return to scheduled power cuts are disrupted by network overloads. The Ministry of Energy reports that over the past week more than 40 targeted Russian attacks on energy facilities have been recorded, along with over 100 instances of damage. Weather has added to the problem. We have lower temperatures, snow and strong winds these days. Russia deliberately times its attacks when it gets colder to inflict even more damage and bring more suffering. 📹: State Emergency Service of Kyiv Region
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Kyiv region is experiencing a blackout following a Russian strike on December 27. Russia is trying to create a humanitarian catastrophe in Ukraine, to torment civilians, especially the most vulnerable people - the elderly, the sick, the babies. ▪️ Vyshhorod, in northern Kyiv region, has been without electricity for four days now. About 30,000 people live in the city. For most residents, power has been out since the attack and has yet to be restored. In modern residential complexes that rely entirely on electricity, elevators are not working, water has to be carried by hand, and cooking is only possible in homes with gas or private generators. People are trying to help each other out. Neighbors with gas stoves invite others to cook, local chat groups offer access to power outlets, warm rooms, and assistance for elderly residents. People share portable chargers, charging stations, and extension cables. Groups of residents gather to charge their devices in supermarkets, cafés, gas stations, and other places where electricity is available thanks to generators. In the first hours of the Russian attack, everything went out at once: electricity, water, and heating. Heat supply was partially restored relatively quickly, but remains intermittent. In buildings with electric boiler systems, the situation is critical - without power, neither pumps nor heating systems can operate. As of the morning of December 30, around 9,500 families in Vyshhorod remain without electricity and exposed to cold temperatures. Emergency services and volunteers have installed high-capacity generators near residential buildings, helping maintain heat in at least 22 apartment blocks. Water is supplied on a limited schedule - in the morning and evening - while gas supply remains stable. Energy workers are operating around the clock, but the damage caused by Russia to local infrastructure is severe. Earlier, officials gave tentative restoration deadlines - first December 30, then December 31. However, residents say these dates have already been postponed several times. The situation remains difficult in other parts of Kyiv region, including Boryspil and Brovary districts. On the left bank of Kyiv, emergency outages are still in effect, as attempts to return to scheduled power cuts are disrupted by network overloads. The Ministry of Energy reports that over the past week more than 40 targeted Russian attacks on energy facilities have been recorded, along with over 100 instances of damage. Weather has added to the problem. We have lower temperatures, snow and strong winds these days. Russia deliberately times its attacks when it gets colder to inflict even more damage and bring more suffering. 📹: State Emergency Service of Kyiv Region

Anton Gerashchenko

38,349 views • 6 months ago

We are dealing with a people filled with hatred. A strange people with an unquenchable thirst for power and destruction and death, and it’s not difficult to flush them out.
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We are dealing with a people filled with hatred. A strange people with an unquenchable thirst for power and destruction and death, and it’s not difficult to flush them out.

Stew Peters

13,114 views • 10 months ago

"As a resident of Lviv, I ask that half of our electricity be taken from us and given to the people of Odesa. Thank you." Many residents of Odesa have been without electricity for six days now, and some are also without heating and water, following a Russian attack on the city on December 13. Online, messages and comments of support for Odesa are spreading. Many people send charged powerbanks to Odesa or invite people to stay with them. I’ve put together a compilation of videos showing how Odesa residents are coping with the lack of electricity with creativity and good spirits.
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"As a resident of Lviv, I ask that half of our electricity be taken from us and given to the people of Odesa. Thank you." Many residents of Odesa have been without electricity for six days now, and some are also without heating and water, following a Russian attack on the city on December 13. Online, messages and comments of support for Odesa are spreading. Many people send charged powerbanks to Odesa or invite people to stay with them. I’ve put together a compilation of videos showing how Odesa residents are coping with the lack of electricity with creativity and good spirits.

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73,383 views • 6 months ago