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    Ein russischer Zivilist dokumentiert das brennende Moskauer Umspannwerk Ljuberzy. Das Feuer verursachte einen Stromausfall in einem Teil der Stadt.

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    4. Original-Radish9089 on

      Going to be a wonderful winter for the muscovian vatniks without gasoline and electricity.

      Enjoy the path you have chosen.

    5. GoneSilent on

      The smoke from substation fires is from the oil used inside the transformers to cool them. Most of the time a mineral oil. Other more toxic stuff is also used but banned most places. Ukraine/Russia Im sure have a bunch of the nasty ones aka naphthenic. If its burning like this Im going to get with it was naphthenic.

    6. RisingRapture on

      Now it is up to you to stop the madness your leader caused, Muscovites.

    8. Sweet_Lane on

      As an Ukrainian, I have a very good tip to russians about what to do when the enemy bombs the fuck of your power infrastructure. 

      Use the diesel generators!

    9. Dydriver on

      In Russia, a substation (known as a *podstantsiya)* is an essential node in the electrical grid used to step up, step down, switch, and regulate voltage. These facilities act as a vital bridge between high-voltage transmission lines from power plants and the lower-voltage distribution networks that supply homes, businesses, and railways across the country.*

      *wiki

    11. Wrong-Ad8188 on

      Ohh it is getting really bad

      And it’s going to get a hell of a lot worse!

      Not even a week in!

      Let’s Go!

    13. WotTheFook on

      „It’s coming home, it’s coming home, conflict’s coming home…“

    15. TopIndependent2344 on

      Presume the cause was falling debris, or friendly Chechen misfire…

      Slava Ukraini…🇺🇦

    16. TheMelodicAnnoyance on

      the lyubertsy substation fire is a big deal because it feeds a massive part of the moscow grid and losing it means more than just flickering lights at home. that thick black smoke suggests naphthenic oil which is awful to clean up and a sign these transformers were ancient. the russian civilian filming it probably never thought the war would actually reach their doorstep.

    18. Hyperrnovva on

      I wonder how bad all this will end up affecting food for the groceries, are they setting aside fuel for food supply chain? When people go hungry that’s when it will get real bad. You think waiting for petrol is bad

    23. Agarwel on

      How are these people willing to suffer, just for the oportunity to kill some Ukrainians?

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