Kakhovka hydroelectric power station as a panic tool. Why did the Russians blow up the station and what is threatening

The undermining of the Kakhovka hydroelectric power station with all its consequences does not have a military sense - at least it is not in the foreground. Journalist and blogger Vadim Denysenko is convinced that it is an element of information war. Let's try to understand why the Russians have blown the dam and what will have the consequences? 1. The main reason for the blast of hydroelectric power plants is not military but information.

The Russians need to interrupt the theme of Shebekino and Belgorod region, where they are in the country. In parallel, they have already started to swing the story that they would blow up other hydroelectric power plants. They can not undermine other hydroelectric power plants theoretically, but they will talk about it and sow panic. 2. Separate panic line - Zaporizhzhya NPP. However, from what energy tells me, the water to cool the Zaporozhye NPP will be enough for at least a month.

Therefore, it is not necessary to panic. But, unfortunately, we have to understand that the Russians will start blackmail the world with the Zaporozhye NPP. This is their only trump truck. 3. Unfortunately, undermining hydroelectric power plants complicates the possibility of a counter -offensive in Kherson region. More precisely, it pulls this counter -offensive during time. 4. Those who say that there will be no water in the Crimea are wrong.