Russia's energy terror against Ukraine with Oksana Ishchuk

Описание: ▶️ During this record-breaking cold winter, millions of Ukrainians are regularly left without electricity, water, or heat as temperatures plummet to -20°C and below. Does Russia intend to make life in Ukraine unlivable? Can the country’s civilian infrastructure continue to withstand such a massive, relentless assault? And what are the alternatives for the future?

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❕Explaining Ukraine is a podcast by UkraineWorld, an English-language media outlet covering Ukraine.

Host: Volodymyr Yermolenko—Ukrainian philosopher, editor-in-chief of UkraineWorld, and president of PEN Ukraine.
Guest: Oksana Ishchuk, an analyst specializing in international and energy relations at the Centre for Global Studies "Strategy XXI," a prominent Ukrainian think tank.

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CONTENTS:
02:05 — The real goal behind Russian energy strikes on Ukraine
05:10 — Is a "total blackout" in Ukraine possible?
09:00 — A Soviet-built system: pros and cons
12:20 — Why Ukrainian cities go dark all at once
14:40 — Why every citizen must prepare for the next winter now
16:40 — The reason Russia succeeded only this winter
18:30 — Fragmenting the grid: Russia’s new energy tactics
19:55 — Why can’t Ukraine defend every power plant?
22:30 — The terrifying reality of Russia’s "indirect" nuclear terrorism
27:40 — Rebuilding the grid for a long war
32:10 — Why sanctions policy should be improved
34:30 — How Russia bypasses sanctions via the Baltic Sea
36:40 — The kind of Ukraine’s resilience Europe tries to understand

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