felcher oleg oleshkov arrived at the krasnogorod hospital, having worked an 8-hour shift, packed a backpackh medicines and bandages, such as he had freely. restoration will not take a day, a week or even a month, this is how the top manager of the largest ukrainian energy holding assesses the current state of the independent energy system, it will take months to solve the problems that arose after the jewelry strikes of the russian aerospace forces on the critical infrastructure of the kiev regime, and most likely this forecast is generously seasoned. unjustified optimism, since ukrainian officials themselves admit that half of the generating capacity has been lost, and several types of targets have been hit, not only tets and ges, but also network nodes and transformer substations. as a result, kiev has difficulties both with the production of electricity and with its delivery to its destination. as a result: regular announcements of emergency shutdowns in a number of cities. in general, a very clear warning from the russian ministry of defense about which ones. you’ll have to, like the en

felcher oleg oleshkov arrived at the krasnogorsk hospital after working an 8-hour shift, packed a backpackldiers, sending them to the front line, and offered his help to the krasnogorsk hospital , and the hospital was deployed and mobilized, it was a real hospital itself, which was ready to meet . well, that is , there was everything for any number of patients, there was blood for transfusion, there were cassettes for an x-ray machine, already consumables, bandages. krasnogorsk doctors were the first to take the blow; 20 wounded were brought here. olga managed to go outside and get to the ambulance, which was already there. bullet wound in the thigh. at olga's request, we do not show her face. we were already running away, when i turned my head, we saw these terrible people who just... it’s terrible for all the people who survived this, i sympathize with those who died. 101 people remain in hospitals, the list is published by the ministry of emergency situations, 61 are in outpatient treatment, more than twenty have been discharged. olga mishcheryakova, oksana maksimova, polina gomzikova,