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The Moscow power system has vulnerabilities that do not exist in Ukraine after years of war.
The Moscow power system, by its potential, is close to Ukraine’s power system before the full-scale invasion. In order to inflict substantial losses on Moscow’s energy sector, it is enough to strike 20–30 targets. This was stated by former Ukrenego head Volodymyr Kudrytskyy in an interview with Dilo.
According to him, these are trunk substations and main power plants that supply the city, as well as certain substations that connect the Moscow energy hub with nuclear power plants.
“Thus, having long-range weapons and missile armaments, one can calmly play this game together,” the expert concluded.
He also noted that Russian energy workers do not have the training for protection and, most importantly, the practice and experience of restoring the energy system after large-scale damage, which Ukraine possesses.
As a reminder, 14 in September, U.S. President Donald Trump stated that Ukraine and Russia had agreed not to attack energy facilities. President Volodymyr Zelensky said Kyiv was ready to take such a step provided that partners could ensure real compliance with the agreement by Russia.
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