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⚠️ PANIC Buying CHAOS As BLACKOUTS Sweep Across Major Countries... - Widespread blackouts today have hit Spain, Portugal, and France. - Power outages disrupted phone networks, trains, hospitals, and government services. - Panic buying broke out as supermarkets ran out of food and water. - With card systems down,... show more

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Russia is freezing Ukraine and doesn't care about its own citizens. In January, there were more than 1,700 reports of accidents in Russia that left people without electricity, gas, and water, according to Novaya Gazeta Europe. In the first month of 2026, there were 723 reports of power outages, 552 reports of heating outages, and 513 reports of water outages. A total of 1,778 cases were publicly reported, compared to 983 in January 2025. Belgorod (143) and Murmansk (105) regions and the Krasnodar Krai (138 cases) are among the leaders. Residents go without water for weeks, melting snow to obtain it; they store food from defrosted refrigerators outside, live in apartments where the temperature is only 10°C, warm themselves with gas stoves, and stock up on generators. The key reason is equipment deterioration. Deterioration of networks in Russia has reached an average of 40%, and in some regions as high as 80%, leading to frequent breakdowns. At the same time, only 2% of the infrastructure is renewed annually, although twice as much is needed just to halt deterioration, Russian officials say. Instead of making the lives of his people better, Putin chooses to spend billions on making Ukrainian lives hell. 📹: residents of Russian Engels are begging Russian authorities for help as they have no heating and hot water in extreme cold. Ironically, Engels has the airfield from which Russian strategic aviation takes off to attack Ukrainian energy infrastructure and plunge Ukraine into cold and darkness.

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Anton Gerashchenko

29,306 views • 8 months ago

The air raid alert in Kyiv has now continued for 10 straight hours, with Russians carrying out a sustained attack on the civilian population of our capital and the surrounding region. As widespread rescue efforts continue, one woman is already confirmed dead and at least 28 injured. These strikes are deliberately aimed at residential buildings and energy infrastructure, timed to a holiday weekend to deepen civilian hardship. Rescue teams are clearing debris and searching for survivors while operating under the threat of repeated strikes. Medical personnel and all emergency response services remain fully deployed. This coordinated drone and missile strike has caused widespread disruptions to water and heating supplies across Kyiv. Critical infrastructure has been transferred to backup power. Municipal services are working continuously to restore essential functions wherever security conditions allow. In Kyiv and the surrounding region, energy workers are restoring electricity to approximately 600,000 consumers. Russians are pursuing a campaign built on instilling exhaustion, cold, and fear, but it will not succeed. I thank our emergency responders, medical teams, and energy workers for their resolve and professionalism under fire.

The air raid alert in Kyiv has now continued for 10 straight hours, with Russians carrying out a sustained attack on the civilian population of our capital and the surrounding region. As widespread rescue efforts continue, one woman is already confirmed dead and at least 28 injured. These strikes are deliberately aimed at residential buildings and energy infrastructure, timed to a holiday weekend to deepen civilian hardship. Rescue teams are clearing debris and searching for survivors while operating under the threat of repeated strikes. Medical personnel and all emergency response services remain fully deployed. This coordinated drone and missile strike has caused widespread disruptions to water and heating supplies across Kyiv. Critical infrastructure has been transferred to backup power. Municipal services are working continuously to restore essential functions wherever security conditions allow. In Kyiv and the surrounding region, energy workers are restoring electricity to approximately 600,000 consumers. Russians are pursuing a campaign built on instilling exhaustion, cold, and fear, but it will not succeed. I thank our emergency responders, medical teams, and energy workers for their resolve and professionalism under fire.

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58,759 views • 9 months ago

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Cirka News

10,086 views • 4 months ago

The latest news about power outages in Spain and Portugal. Friends from these countries, how are you doing? Do you have electricity? I've read some reports in the media that it's pure chaos. Others say it's a great chance to unwind and relax. How is it for you? What is the public opinion about the causes? ◾️ Flights at major airports and trains in the region were delayed or canceled. ◾️ Spanish electricity provider Red Electrica said restoring power in the country could take between 6 to 10 hours, adding that "gradual restoration" is underway. As of now, voltage has already been recovered in some areas, the grid operator announced. Medium- and long-distance trains will likely not resume service until tomorrow. ◾️ Portuguese grid operator REN claimed the outage was caused by a fault in the Spanish electricity grid, related to a "rare atmospheric phenomenon," and given the complexity of the issue, it could take up to a week for the network to fully normalize again. ◾️ During the news conference, Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez said the cause of the power cut is still unknown and warned against speculation. He urged the public to only use phones for brief calls and necessary communication.

The latest news about power outages in Spain and Portugal. Friends from these countries, how are you doing? Do you have electricity? I've read some reports in the media that it's pure chaos. Others say it's a great chance to unwind and relax. How is it for you? What is the public opinion about the causes? ◾️ Flights at major airports and trains in the region were delayed or canceled. ◾️ Spanish electricity provider Red Electrica said restoring power in the country could take between 6 to 10 hours, adding that "gradual restoration" is underway. As of now, voltage has already been recovered in some areas, the grid operator announced. Medium- and long-distance trains will likely not resume service until tomorrow. ◾️ Portuguese grid operator REN claimed the outage was caused by a fault in the Spanish electricity grid, related to a "rare atmospheric phenomenon," and given the complexity of the issue, it could take up to a week for the network to fully normalize again. ◾️ During the news conference, Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez said the cause of the power cut is still unknown and warned against speculation. He urged the public to only use phones for brief calls and necessary communication.

Anton Gerashchenko

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