There was another missile attack last night and I barely slept. I went to the office, found out there was no power and went home. At home I found power and charged everything. Today there was power for 2.5 hours, then no power for 5-6 hours and then power for 2.5 hours. Tomorrow the energy companies promise fewer outages.
https://toneto.net/news/kultura/mi-budemo-pratsyuvati-z--ukrenergo---shchob-pereyti-na-prognozovan---graf--ki--kmda---pro-v--dklyuchennya-sv--tla-v-ki--v---v--dnovlennya-poshkodgeno---kritichno-----nfrastrukturi-triva---gittya-stolits--"Ukrenergo" recognized the russian attack on energy facilities on August 26 as the largest since the beginning of the war
https://interfax.com.ua/news/economic/1009915.htmlTwo nights like that in a row have had a bad effect on me and my heart has started to hurt again. Tomorrow I will stay home anyway and try to rest.
The President once again demonstrated his inadequacy at another press conference. In response to questions about the effectiveness of his team, in particular the controversial deputy head of the Office of the President Oleg Tatarov, Zelensky unexpectedly announced that Tatarov and head of the Security Service of Ukraine Vasyl Malyuk "killed Chechens in Kyiv" at the beginning of the full-scale invasion of the russian federation.
"The United States and everyone knows about it. Oleg Tatarov, together with Vasyl Malyuk, killed Chechens in Ukraine, in Kyiv. Is it not enough? To expel him? To be killed by the russians?"
Oleg Tatarov, the deputy head of the office of President Andriy Yermak, was at the epicenter of several scandals before the full-scale invasion began. In 2021, he became a participant in the case of the illegal seizure of National Guard property worth more than 81 million hryvnias by representatives of one of the capital's developers. Tatarov worked in the Ministry of Internal Affairs during the Revolution of Dignity, and activists accuse him of involvement in the persecution of protesters. Observers assume that Oleg Tatarov can now oversee the direction of the law enforcement system in the Office of the President.
https://www.bbc.com/ukrainian/articles/clygdk9xxp9oAt the beginning of the invasion, one of the fakes was the alleged appearance of Chechens (this is what all the inhabitants of the Caucasus who are loyal to pootin are usually called, after the name of one of the republics, although this is incorrect. It is more correct to speak of "Kadyrovtsi" by the last name of their leader
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ramzan_Kadyrov , but Zelensky said what he said.) in Kyiv, although it was later found out that all the cases of shooting in Kyiv were friendly fire and there was not a single sabotage and reconnaissance group in Kyiv. People laugh, suggesting that these hallucinations of the President were caused by his improper nutrition in the bunker. This is another reference to Shuster's book "Showman", where he described the time he spent with Zelensky at the beginning of the invasion:
"There was not much to eat. Sweets got passed around at meetings, and tinned meat with stale bread was in the communal kitchen. One minister told me he survived for days on chocolate. Zelensky and his team kept a supply of alcohol even after the government banned its sale, and he would on occasion pour wine for the aides who joined him for a meal."
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/0/year-zelensky-bunker-ukraine-russia-war/Of course, I don’t want to think that these were peaceful Chechens who could have been in Kyiv at that time.
This is the kind of funny circus we continue to live in.
Today I heard an anecdote that previously a trip to the Maldives was considered expensive, but now even going on vacation to neighboring Moldova starts at 10,000 dollars. There is also an old joke about how a disabled woman or one with three children used to be considered as having no future, but now she has become a profitable bride.