energy system ukraine is warming up enough. quickly, all four operating power plants have access to the national energy system again and are now ing for their capacity to be increased. energy supply restrictions are all in place in 14 regions and in the capital, kyiv, odessa and the dnipro. the most difficult situation is literally an hour ago . heating, lights are turned off mainly according to the schedule in vinnytsia, in order to save light, the electric transport schedule has been changed, trams and trolleybuses will run for 3 hours in the morning and another in the evening only minibuses and buses will run during this time, more than four thousand unbreakable points are working all over the country, the deputy head of the president's office, kyrylo tymoshenko , informed about this. received complaints from kyivans and it turned out that somewhere around 20% are closed altogether and some do not have the proper conditions on the air of the national marathon, the head of the faction, the servant of the people david rahamia, said somewhere trigenerators but they are not connected somewhere there is not a single degenerator s

ukrainian families are still waiting attacks on our energy system, ukraine is recovering quickly enough, all four operating ones have access to the nationalrgy system again, now they are waiting for their capacity to be added, the energy supply restriction is still in effect in 14 regions and in the capital, kyiv , odessa and the dnipro, the most difficult situation is the critical infrastructure of odesa, the energy sector has recovered but in the houses emergency shutdowns continue in the same way in the capital, in the dnieper, it was possible to restore the water supply only this night, the recently liberated kherson where the russians before in retreat, they blew up the oblenergo facility, first of all they are revitalizing the critical infrastructure, and then household consumers, they promise to fully restore the electricity supply in the city in a few days , electricians from all over ukraine are working on this, there is no heating in kherson so far, the occupiers blew up the boiler houses, so the only option is still to warm up and prepare food for most of the townspeople these are gas stoves, those who don't have them have to c

they note that it will depend on the restoration of the balance in the energy system of ukraine, since kyiv is part of the nationalstem, but the residents of kyiv were warned that even after the electricity appears in your home, you do not need to turn on all the equipment immediately, because there will be problems with voltage and electricity, we should continue to save money anastasia yechkalova program windows stb marathon the only news across the country energy and utility workers work in emergency mode to after the russian missile strikes , restore critical infrastructure as soon as possible and restore electricity to people's homes in the dnipro region. at present, almost 3,300 apartment buildings have been cut off. the military administration notes that at the moment, the energy industry has restored more than 70% of the critical infrastructure and restored electricity to 20% of the homes in dnipropetrovsk oblast. a total blackout has occurred. and in other cities with millionaires, in particular in lviv and odesa, energy companies are currently restoring heating, light and water. what is the current situa

the first power unit was included in the national energy system of the country in in 2013, 3 years later connected and literally pulled out the second region, where most of the inhabitants still live by subsistence farming from a protracted energy crisis. therefore, it is not surprising that cooperation between russia and india in the nuclear sector continued in 2014, the leaders of the two countries, vladimir putin, agreed on the construction the second stage of the nuclear power plant in 2017 on the construction of the third also, consisting of two power units of the gdp with the end of the line and india will receive a nuclear plant with a total capacity of 6.000. mw august 2022 was marked by an event both expected and unexpectedly, hungary issued licenses to russian nuclear scientists that allow them to start construction. the pag two nuclear power plant is now on the banks of the dunaje river in close proximity to the paks station, one is undergoing large-scale earthworks for each power unit, 900,000 m³ of soil will need to be developed in the coming years. the scale of work will gr

possible, but they note that it will depend on restoring the balance in the energy system of ukraine, since kyiv is part of the national energy system, but kyivans were warned even after that how will electricity appear in your house, you don't need to turn on all the equipment immediately, because there will be problems with voltage and electricity, we should continue to save anastasia yechkalova program windows stb marathon the only news across the country energy and utility workers are working in an emergency mode in order to restore critical infrastructure as soon as possible after the russian missile strikes and restore electricity to people's homes in the dnipro. energy workers restored more than 70% of the critical infrastructure and returned electricity to 20% of the houses in the dnipropetrovsk region, a total blackout also occurred in other cities of millionaires, in particular in lviv and energy companies are currently returning heating, electricity and water to odesa. what is the current situation and how are people surviving without benefits. further in the story of our correspondents, due to russian missi

recovering quite quickly all four actions or nuclear power plants again have access to the national energy system for their capacity to be increased, power supply restrictions are still in effect in 14 regions and in the capital, kyiv, odesa and dnipro, the most difficult situation is just a few hours ago, dnipro residents were given water, energy companies are working as quickly as possible and in donetsk region, where the enemy is shelling the infrastructure, according to the regional authorities in settlements on the contact line and de- occupied residents provide modular boiler generators and metal furnaces with more than a thousand generators for powering hospitals, schools emergency services and government institutions in ukraine have handed over to the united states, the head of the american agency for international development, samantha power, said about this and emphasized that while putin continues to target the energy system of ukraine, the united states is helping to make light of unwavering support, the agency once again stated at the embassy of the united states the usa for internat

included in the country's national energy system in 2013 was connected 3 years later and the second oney pulled out of the region where most of the inhabitants still live by subsistence farming and a protracted energy crisis, and therefore it is not surprising that cooperation between russia and india in the nuclear sector continued on the construction of 2017 on . the third also, consisting of two vvr-1000 power units with the end of the line, india will receive a nuclear plant with a total capacity of 6,000 mw. august 2022 was marked by an event both expected and unexpected hungary issued licenses to russian matomists that allow the construction of the pash two nuclear power plant to begin now on the banks of the dunayev river in close proximity to the paks station, one is undergoing large-scale land work for each power unit , 900,000 m³ of soil will need to be developed in the coming years. the scale of work will grow at a tremendous pace, and at its peak. approximately 14,000 people will work here. this work requires significant efforts not only from us, as technology holders, manag

the attacks knocked out almost half of the nation's energy system earlier this week leaving 10 millione in the dark. now officials say the power supply is improving but temperatures have dropped below freezing in some areas, which is putting extra strain on the fragile power grid. meanwhile ukraine says this is a sign of ordinary life coming back in newly liberated city of kherson. what you're seeing there is the first train bound for that city leaving for the capital kyiv on friday just a week after russians pulled out from kherson. president zelenskyy says other things the city needs now are also on their way. >> translator: today in kherson two special help points were opened. while electricity is being restored in the city, people can charge phones, get warm, have some tea. communications are available there, star link or similar. we know it is very difficult for people as the occupiers have destroyed everything before fleeing. we will reconnect everything, restore everything. >> all right, let's talk more with cnn's scott mcclain joining me now from london. good to see you, scott,

the attacks knocked out all half of the nation's energy system earlier this week, leaving 10 million zelenskyy now says the electrical supply is an issue in 17 regions, and the capital of kyiv. it's all happening, as temperatures are dropping across ukraine. just putting the power system under even bigger strain. well, for more, nic robertson joins us now live from kyiv. nic, what impact are these strikes on ukraine's power grid having on everyday life? how are people preparing for the months to come? >> reporter: yeah, the energy sector is trying to prepare for the next round of strikes. it was very interesting to hear from one of the city officials within that energy sector yesterday say they need a 10 to 12-day pause in the russian missile strike campaign so that they can get the electrical system back to the position where it can withstands the next round of attacks. of course, russia doesn't wait that long, each time is attritional and is degrades the system as they come through. it completely threw the power control of the power grid across the country out of kilter. that's wha

the attacks knocked out almost half of the nation's energy system earlier this week, leaving 10 millione in the dark. ukraine energy research center says power has been restored to almost all consumers. but president zelenskyy is striking a different tone saying power is out across the country, however, he says, they'll be fixed. >>> survives have new battles ahead to survive the winter and to rebuild. senior correspondent nic robertson went to eastern ukraine. russian troops were pushed out and he found out residents are determined to get through whatever lies ahead. >> reporter: the road is a bray lewd for the destruction to come. russian troops turned the church into a military base as ukrainians forced them from the eastern village six weeks ago. mikkola, a former firefighter, stayed, survived the russrussia. surviving the coming winter is the next challenge. winter here can be brutal. he's proud. he's been working hard. >> all the wood's stacked up at the back here. there's a generator here as well because there's no electricity in the village. we'll survive. we survived the german

the attacks knocked out almost half of the nation's energy system earlier this week, leaving 10 million people in the dark. a ukrainian energy research center now says power has been restored to almost all consumers. but president volodymyr zelenskyy is striking a different tone, saying supply issues still exist across the country. but he says they'll be fixed. >> translator: we know it is very difficult for people as the occupiers have destroyed everything before fleeing. we will reconnect everything, restore everything. >> meanwhile, ukraine says this is the sign of ordinary life coming back to the newly liberated city of kherson. the first train bound for that city left the capital, kyiv, on friday just a week after a russian pullout from kherson. for more, scott mclean joins us now from london. scott, after the euphoria last weekend over the liberation of kherson, what is the situation now? >> yeah. that is one sign of life getting back to normal, the train. but in many ways, things are anything but ordinary still in kherson. you mentioned the president volodymyr zelenskyy saying th

the prime minister said the recent barrage of missiles took out about half of the nation's energy system without power as teamperatures have been falling there. >>> well the war as we know has forever changed the lives of millions of ukrainians. you're about to meet a 15-year-old who left the city of dnipro in february with his backpack and his bassoon. he waited in a packed crowd of evacuees and then he went to poland and on to berlin and after months to the united states. this weekend he will make his new york city debut at carnegie hall. edema is here with me and along with sean a quil. it is great to you have both in the studio. this is a big weekend for you. >> it is. >> how do you feel about playing on that famous stage. >> i'm really excited because, new york symphony is the best orchestra i've ever played in. it is just going to be great. >> yeah. you'll also -- this is not your dad's bassoon. but that is getting a little work, i understand. but you will be playing his instrument on sunday. >> i hope so. >> that must mean a lot that you have that instrument with you. yeah. your f

according to him, kyiv's electricity supply network is integrated with the national energy supply systemsterday the enemy took aim at many objects in ukraine were connected to this and mass blackouts were connected. at the moment, the system has been stabilized, but the situation with energy shortages remains literally difficult, therefore, according to the order of ukrenergo, hourly and emergency power outages are used. mr. klitschko, despite all the difficulties, it is warm now in the homes of kyiv residents, there are objects of the capital's critical infrastructure equipped with generators and fuel in case of blackouts. more and more countries agree that the responsibility for the fall of the missile on the territory of poland that happened yesterday evening lies exclusively with the russian federation, but an equally large number of countries, in particular the north atlantic alliance, are now inclined to think that it could also have been a ukrainian missile which worked as part of air defense, we are talking about the s300, for example, the last statement of the prime minister of

only then will they not be able to restore at least partially the performance of the national energy systemformer adviser to donald trump. and ex- us army colonel douglas mcgregor. we keep talking civilian infrastructure, but if you're at war and power lines supply power to military installations. you do not damage them to damage civilians, but in order to reduce the combat capability of the enemy, the russians do not seek to damage civilians, but there is a lot of evidence, on the other hand, how highmars were used to strike civilians in donetsk luhansk crimea, we never talk about it, because ukraine is sinless democratic splendor, and russia is dark authoritarian evil, but the truth looks unsightly from ukraine. i was the director of the center of allied operations of the vkusov company. we worked out all military targets in a week and a half. we smashed all the military airfields of the barracks and there was nothing more to destroy, so we had a meeting. what to do next. and what about the bridges across the danube, there are only two bridges left, which are used by the military, and the

nationalized gas and electricity. supplier electricity did a false or death, which also sells gas by the way. and berlin did the same with uniform. the countries taught gas importer in order to prevent the country's energy system from collapsing. it says we're being told that the nationalization are necessary to save these companies because russia left them high and dry. but it was just back in september that do you commission president ursula vander line, and now the decision to confiscate a 3rd of european oil gas and coal companies. quote, excessive profits as the so called a solidarity contribution to help europe in household struggling with energy prices . we're not exactly sure how that's paying or translating into any kind of really for them that hasn't been detailed. it's hard to imagine that investor confidence in european energy companies wouldn't have been spoofed by that kind of move, even more than the u. sanction of it, of its own energy supply from russia as a part of a deliberate ideological and virtue signalling strategy. are you really serious? we need 9 own russian oil and gas before you will have yourself. it's 14 on netflix bond. so in my opinion, it's time debt. often the americans and th

the chairman of ukraine's national energy company says the energy system has already passed the mostng the latest attack on the countries energy infrastructure. russian forces fired at least 70 missiles towards ukraine on wednesday. according to's ministry of defense, most were intercepted but those that weren't, said the country into darkness. leone eat pezzola's home was destroyed when russian forces occupied his village. >> [speaking non-english] >> for now, he lives here at a dormitory for internally displaced people. there is no electricity today but the soup is warm. children, every cell in our outside playing in the snow. >> for a lot of ukrainians, life is full of contrast. happy moments, sprinkled and between the bad ones, all of this rubble that you see, this is what a lot of buildings and homes in this community look like. >> instead of planning for the holidays, villages are building, trying to set up warming centers before everything is covered in snow. a honda leads a volunteer group called ordinary people. she started to tell us the holidays would only be a celebration

the prime minister says almost half its energy system has been disabled. the united nations is wanting of humanity even emergency because of power and water shortages. kanyes, former president, under wanda's leaders, a fighters should withdraw from captured territory in eastern democratic republic of congo. auto kenyata visited the d r. c. earlier this week. as mediator of talks led by the east african community organization attends to restore peace, will resume on monday. and our goal is capital lawanda leaders from around the asia pacific region, a gathering in bangkok for the 2nd day of the apex summit. apec leaders are also discussing inflation climate change and the pandemic trade talks have been overshadowed by north korea firing a ballistic missile on friday. and for the 1st time north korean leader kim jong and has revealed his daughter to the world. the photo showed the to hand in hand inspected the launch of the country's largest ballistic missile. the state news agency k c n a's reported that north korea has testified a ha song, 17 intercontinental ballistic missi

for these funds through the office of the united nations high commissioner for refugees. purchased generators and lamps on solar batteries , the energy system of ukraine has been destroyed, and it is of great importance to support the preparation for winter for those who can not use heating and light due to the disconnection also states that japan will continue to provide support to the people of ukraine earthquake in indonesia death toll has increased to 252 international media report this with reference to the local authorities and dozens more people are considered missing at least 377 have been injured currently rescue operations are ongoing people are being brought out from under before the collapse of the buildings, the governor of west java, rikvan kamel, said that many of the dead were students of public schools who graduated on the day and took extra lessons in several islamic schools as a result of the disaster, more than 7,000 people were forced to leave their homes. i will remind you that an earthquake with a magnitude of 5.6 on the richter scale occurred the previous evening near the capital of indonesia, jakarta. and to conclud

well, exclusively for of our program, the situation with the energy system in ukraine was commented on by the expert of the nationalstem of ukraine breaks up into separate elements and ceases to exist as a whole, that is, there is no free flow between regions. we see that infrastructure is the most important. uh damaged in the area of ​​kiev and the surrounding areas. and therefore, of course, there is no need to talk about the effective existence of the energy system. that is, you are simply forced to turn off part of the consumer and it is hardly possible here talk about efficiency. this is a forced measure. we see that most of the blows are delivered not even to the power plants themselves, but to the power plants, but to the distribution infrastructure. if further strikes are carried out on to, we will generally see such an atomized system, when there are power plants around it, consumers are still supplied with electricity. well, for more or less some remote distances , electricity can no longer be obtained for and further, respectively. it is possible that an assessment will be made. yeah, there, for example.

energy minister and member of the national security council. >> how large is the challenge you face? >> the hardest time for the energy system right now.ow what they are hitting, and are trying to hit the system. not giving us possibility to maintain it. >> one analyst described it as whack a mole. the russians will hit some of the infrastructure, you will fix it as long as u can, and they will hit the same infrastructure again. is that how it feels? >> it is true. so we already have some examples. they hit one capacity with almost 10 times. when we restore, they hit it again, and hit it again. >> crews are in the crossfire. since the beginning of the war, 50 repairmen have been killed, more than 100 wounded. including by mines that destroyed a power truck last week. now the largest energy company warns it is running out of replacement parts. many are soviet era and difficult to find. >> it is -- to find this equipment. another issue is how to receive it. how quickly we can receive it. >> you sent lists of items you need to brussels, the european union, as well as washington, the u.s. government. what has been the response? >> absolute

with carbon trading, this time by the national government, developing countries, the us wants to sell carbon credits. the money should go towards switching energy systemsil fuels to alternative sources. an ingenious plan for poor countries to reduce emissions by abandoning traditional energy and introducing green technologies, and how reliable they are. we remember from the example of europe and the united states for these purposes are ready to print billions of dollars and lend them, eco activists expressed their dissatisfaction with this proposal of the americans right during their speech. john kerry at the summit you are working for the interests of polluting enterprises. you are promoting false solutions to the problem. john kerry you are promoting the wrong decisions of the american plan. naturally , he did not inspire anyone, and the negotiators from latin america did not at all hide their indignation at their opinion. this plan is nothing more than an attempt. the richest country and the largest emitter of greenhouse gases to avoid providing fair and direct assistance to states fighting climate change, because after all, egypt all moved out in o

energy system from collapsing. it says we're being told that the nationalization are necessary to save these companies because russia left them high and dry. but it was just back in september that you commission president ursula vander line, and now the decision to confiscate a 3rd of european oil gas and coal companies. quote, excessive profits as a so called a solidarity contribution to help europe in household struggling with energy prices . we're not exactly sure how that's paying or translating into any kind of really for them that hasn't been detailed. it's also hard to imagine that investor confidence in european energy companies wouldn't have been spooked by that kind of a move even more than the u. sanction of it, of its own energy supply from russia as a part of a deliberate ideological and virtue signaling strategy. are you really serious? we need mine own russian oil and gas before you will have yours up. it started on netflix bond. so in my opinion, it's time that after the americans in the british, also we decide on of, for bemberry been on russian or i'm goss as long as this a gretchen and keith conti

a blackout in ukraine's power system this morning as russia targets the nation's energy infrastructure they can to disrupt these attacks in many areas. cnn's sam kiley met with those resistance fighters behind the enemy lines in the city of kherson. >> reporter: archie killed twice while he was a teenager. if i'm the guy, he stops to pee, what do you do? oh, god, i got a chill then. he says he left his victim to bleed on the grass in the pitch dark. archie struck again moments later, another drunk russian soldier. another throat cut. he acted alone but now he was one of kherson's resistance fighters. >> translator: they're wasted. it had only been a few days since they entered the city. i finished the first one immediately and caught up with the other one and caught up on the spot. i threw away the knife and the blood covered jacket in march. >> reporter: he was only 19 he said he drove around the city gathering intelligence to send to the armed forces. >> translator: at least ten russians were slaughtered every night. i wasn't the only in kherson. >> reporter: for eight months ukraini

with carbon trading this time by the national government, developing countries the us wants to sell carbon credits. the money should go towards switching energy systemsssil fuels to alternative sources. an ingenious plan, poor countries should reduce emissions by abandoning traditional energy and introducing green technologies, and how reliable are they? we remember on the example of europe and the united states for these purposes are ready to print billions of dollars and lend them, dissatisfaction with this proposal of the americans eco activists expressed their dissatisfaction right during their speech. john kerry at the summit you work for the interests of polluting enterprises. you are promoting false solutions to the problem. john kerry you are promoting the wrong decisions of the american plan. naturally , he did not inspire anyone, and the negotiators from latin america did not at all hide their indignation in their opinion. this plan is nothing more than an attempt. most wealthy country and the largest emitter of greenhouse gases to avoid providing fair and direct assistance to states struggling with climate change, because after all, egypt

the chairman of ukraine's national energy company, he says that as far as the energy system goes, theypoint in time, and the key part of what he has talked about is he says there are three nuclear power plants in the unoccupied territories. all of those, they say, are working again. energy officials are hoping that within the next one to two days, they will be able to limit some of the scheduled outages. but for people, this is still an ongoing issue in progress, while it's being made, doesn't necessarily mean the average person is feeling it at least right away. power first goes to critical infrastructure before it goes to people. shelter for internally displaced people, people are in a position right now where their homes are destroyed, they don't have anywhere to stay, they're in these in-between places. right now we have seen shelling in the last 24 hours here in the kharkiv region. we just heard an air raid siren go off here within the last hour. but some of the most intense nonfront line activity is taking place in the kherson region. that recently liberated city came under massi

even planned shutdowns that the national energy company introduced the day before in several regions of central and eastern ukraine the situation in the financial systemtabilized after a difficult period of testing for sanctions, the main guidelines for the economy remain low inflation and a predictable budget, said bank of russia chairman vera nabiullina she spoke today in the state duma at a meeting of committees on the issue the main directions of the unified state monetary policy up to 25 years. what are the projections and what are the main scenarios that considering the central bank will tell our economic observer anna lazareva in the main directions of monetary policy for 23-25 ​​years and three scenarios are indicated. this is an underlying global crisis, and uh, accelerated adaptation in the russian central bank is hoping for the best, but preparing for the worst in recent months, the situation and the balance of risks for the global economy. they have shifted somewhat, if not in the direction of a full-scale global crisis, but a tougher version of the development of the situation. we see this in the events of those that are happening in the

and it's also everything just said from collapsing all the systems they're looking to nationalize energy. now, just like in 1932, i showed you the book nationalize energy, nationalize food transportation, because they'll say the markets have failed. it won't be this government totally it, but it'll be a corporate government, a hybrid this time. okay. a couple of questions on, i guess this is always sort of marketed along. elizabeth warren, as the working the working man's against the rich. right. and so a practical perspective perspective isn't, this the greatest transfer of wealth from the middle to the wealthy in the history of the world. and i'm going to dovetail it with this question. quote is the great reset supposed to if it's supposed to combat white supremacy and foster social justice, why is the world economic forum, run by a, quote, bunch of old rich white dudes? that's a great question. well, it's the same thing if climate change means we can't travel or commercial planes, why are the people it up in private jets in seaside mansions? there's always that hypocrisy. you're absol

relevant decisions from the national commission for the regulation of energy markets and communal services, we are primarily talking about the tariff of the transmission systemtor. it should be revised upward, this will not affect household consumers in any way. of course, it will affect industrial consumers, but let it be better that there will be electric energy and industry will work than there will be no funds and again the same schedules of emergency and scheduled shutdowns will continue in the end will lead to an additional drop in gross domestic product, which was already announced by the first vice-prime minister of ukraine, mr. maksym a. what amount is in question, and how much the tariff for industrial consumers can increase, according to my expectations, to approximately 10%. this amount is insignificant for industrial consumers, especially for those who carry out export operations, because the exchange rate of foreign currencies to the hryvnia has of course increased, which means that the income converted into hryvnia from the export of products has grown accordingly, so we talk about the hryvnia exchange rate it is impossible for the balance she

energy front. therefore, now if the regulator the national does not take measures, then i think that the m-m system will work very poorly and, unfortunately, it will be difficult to expect a quick recovery. i hope that equipment will also arrive from those companies that volunteered to provide it for free. for this, it will be necessary to take certain measures , enter into a contract, conduct it, we will actively work on this, of a financial nature, we understand that these are challenges of a purely technological nature, because this is quite technological equipment that we need now, and simply for its manufacture, it takes time . some rather complex part, how soon can it be obtained, how soon can it be produced there, i don't know, in the partner countries, and delivered to ukraine, just to understand this temp time gap it depends on what equipment are we talking about most often, if it is such a small equipment, it will be three to six months, if we are talking about transformers , autotransformers, current transformers, then this is complex equipment that is artificially manufactured for the n

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day, and due to the impact on the energy system in the city, the lighting of the highways is limited. valeriya holodova yuriy ryabchun tv channel rada general nationalarathon the only news on monday the european union will resume negotiations on the establishment of the so-called price ceiling for russian oil is the limit price above which europe will undertake not to buy oil that will come from the aggressor country. last friday , eu diplomats could not reach an agreement on restrictions for moscow. the price corridor offered by the european commission was $60-70 per barrel, but how according to the bloomberg agency, such a proposal angered the countries of eastern europe, they did not consider it restrictions, because russia already sells its oil at approximately the same prices, instead, poland allegedly offered to lower the price ceiling to 30 dollars, and as bloomberg writes, greece spoke out against this, its ships bring half of the oil exported by russia, so greece is said to be interested in preserving oil exports. if on monday the diplomats of the european union countries still reach an agreement on restrictions for moscow , the ports of th

engineers whether the strikes on the energy system of ukraine are critical and how quickly the independent can recover, we learned from the experts of the nationald igor yushkov . equipment for the power plant is actually created individually for each individual project. eh, so it will be extremely difficult to restore the generation facilities themselves. it will take. uh, perhaps years and billions upon billions of dollars for small equipment that could actually be in reserve somewhere, uh, something to repair transformers in a substation or something. it really is already ending, because no one keeps such equipment in warehouses in large quantities, therefore, not only in ukraine but also in europe and in such a volume of spare parts and equipment for repair, and there are simply no generation and substation facilities, therefore uh restore uh, similar objects, but this one will go, again years a and billions of dollars. ah, provided that someone else gives these billions of dollars one of them with a purpose. apparently, strikes on the infrastructure of the country of russia, and it is precisely a , the destruction of infrastructure as a nat

national and had a court system. but we didn't have all the, you know, social programs. and there was no education department or energy department back then. and and then, of course, the big. i think there were two or three things that happened in the united states that the big increase in government one was the adoption, the income tax. because remember, for the first hundred years of this country, the the constitution actually prohibited an income tax. and then we passed a believe it was the 16th amendment. but don't quote me on that i think was the 16th amendment back in around 1913 that enabled an income tax. well that provided this new revenue for the government. and yes what they did they started spending it. so you had a big burst of government at that period. and then, of course, you had the new deal era where government got involved in all sorts of new social and things like that that had never really existed before. and then you had the the great society programs of the 1960s where we again expanded, the size and scope of government and then it just keeps going up and up. but there was a period where governm

reports that the situation with the energy system has improved, and none the less, well, that is, galushchenko said about it on the air of the telemarathon nationalthat it is necessary to increase the volume of generation, well, but nevertheless we are waiting for a new shelling, but in your opinion, how will it be in the future, will it be possible to stabilize it, or are there any such conditional shelling that can completely destroy our system, well, completely destroy the system, no bombardment of its time in the united states of america during the war in vietnam used carpet bombing and bombing , and they also tried to destroy the power system and it had no effect. on the contrary, it even more contributed to the unification in ethnicities against foreign aggression. by the way, the military scientists of the united states, after that, 20 years after the war , recognized this and made conclusions about it. and now the united states is in any conflicts in which they do they participate in the peacekeeping actions in which they participate, they do not carry out these attacks on the energy infrastructure because, uh, they refer to studies and t

system. he also spoke about how russia with pakistan and kaz extend, are looking to form an energy alliance. these 2 nations already having good relationships with china. as far as the attempt by the sheet 7 nations to put a price cap on russian oil, russia has stood firm and tough on the position that this is unacceptable. and they will simply stop sales to the countries that are pushing this agenda. and of course, with india and china replacing the e u as markets for russia with increasing demand. the e u itself might find itself in a precarious situation with this back firing, as they will have 0 options to find the affordable energy and gas they have. so long relied on russia for especially this coming winter. that of the catholic church pope francis has labeled 2 ethnic groups within russia, the cruelest soldiers of the ukraine conflict. when i speak about ukraine, i speak about the cruelty because i have much information about the cruelty of the troops that come in. generally, the cruelest are perhaps those who are of russia, but are not of russian tradition such as the chechens, the variety and so on

kyiv city state administration. energy system due to enemy attacks, the black sea grain initiative continues, said during a meeting of the security council of the united nations deputy secretary general for humanitarian affairs, martin prichods , also confirmed the validity of the grain agreement, ukraine and turkey, despite the suspension of russia's participation, continue to send ships and greet wherever possible, at the same time , the un, as a mediator, continues to interact with the russian side to resolve its violation of the issue, grifets added and denied the russian federation's claims of involvement civilian students before the attack on the russian fleet grain corridor - these are just lines on the map were vessels participating in the initiative are not in this area, the corridor does not have a special status, it does not provide either cover or protection for offensive or defensive military actions, it is not a shield, not cover, not a restricted access zone, no joint vessel was in the territory on the night of october 29, when the attack on the russian warships and no civilian vessel reported this incident during the weekend to other topics, f