Can't run rockets on Odessa: How Blackut in Crimea affects shelling (video)

Maybe this time someone accidentally sat on the "magic button", through which Blackout happened. Sergey Bratchuk, a spokesman for the Ukrainian Volunteer Army "South", told this in an interview with focus. According to him, it is very good that there is no light in the Dzhankoy district, because from there, from the district of Krasnoperokopskaya, often the ballistic missiles "Onyx" to Odessa and south of Ukraine.

Our aircraft can not effectively knock down such rockets in the region-more Patriot or Iris-T systems need, so the lack of light does not allow the occupiers to run missiles and make it impossible to work for the normal operation of radar equipment. "We must deal with similar issues throughout the Crimea, because today it is a militaristic hub for the entire Southern Front," says Sergey Bratchuk. "If this logistics hub disappears, it will become much easier to free Ukraine.

Therefore, the Armed Forces will have a good chance of running something on the other side of the sea. " According to the military, the Crimeans need to rethink their attitude to the situation and understand that it is through the army of the Russian Federation that they have constant problems with the municipal industry, because all the money that could go to the restoration or renewal of Soviet infrastructure is spent by the Kremlin on rockets for blows in Ukraine .

"It is unclear why spending money on Onyx missile that can be renovated in a communal infrastructure in some area," says Sergey Bratchuk. "Besides, the light will cause the locals to just take away fuel for the generators for the army's need The Russian Federation, because in the dark can "wake up" our sea drones "babies", and the Black Sea Fleet is very scared.