Posted 2 hours ago:
The DPR and LPR have their own task, and Russia has its own
https://mailbd.net/news/the-dpr-and-lpr-have-their-own-task-and-russia-has-its-own-12157/
Very fast developments including the following:
Head of Crimea Sergey Aksyonov reported that desalinators in the Crimea will not be needed and gave the order to prepare the North Crimean Canal to receive Dnieper water.
This is also reported by Russian news agency Interfax:
https://interfax.com/newsroom/top-stories/73993/
For those who are aware, the only way that Crimea gets its fresh water for irrigation is overland from the Dnieper river via the North Crimean Canal. As we know, we had the Coup of 2014 and the Accession of the Republic of Crimea to the Russian Federation. As a result, the Ukrainian authorities dammed up this essential supply link with a concrete dam, causing crops to fail in Crimea--essentially an international crime against humanity. The construction of the Crimean bridge helped ease some of the water supply issue but it wasn't enough to replace a fully-constructed canal.
Now it appears that Russian ground forces have made headway into the Kherson Oblast, and are making substantial changes that are going to stick, and stick for good, and not just be about "demilitarization".
EDIT: Added a link to a map with the following caption:
Украинские ресурсы публикуют карту на которой отмечены районы в которых проводится наземная фаза демилитаризации
Machine Translated:
Ukrainian resources publish a map on which areas are marked in which the ground phase of demilitarization is being carried out
Posted 2 hours ago:
The DPR and LPR have their own task, and Russia has its own
https://mailbd.net/news/the-dpr-and-lpr-have-their-own-task-and-russia-has-its-own-12157/
Very fast developments including the following:
Head of Crimea Sergey Aksyonov reported that desalinators in the Crimea will not be needed and gave the order to prepare the North Crimean Canal to receive Dnieper water.
This is also reported by Interfax:
https://interfax.com/newsroom/top-stories/73993/
For those who are aware, the only way that Crimea gets its fresh water for irrigation is overland from the Dnieper river via the North Crimean Canal. As we know, we had the Coup of 2014 and the Accession of the Republic of Crimea to the Russian Federation. As a result, the Ukrainian authorities dammed up this essential supply link with a concrete dam, causing crops to fail in Crimea--essentially an international crime against humanity. The construction of the Crimean bridge helped ease some of the water supply issue but it wasn't enough to replace a fully-constructed canal.
Now it appears that Russian ground forces have made headway into the Kherson Oblast, and are making substantial changes that are going to stick, and stick for good, and not just be about "demilitarization".
EDIT: Added a link to a map with the following caption:
Украинские ресурсы публикуют карту на которой отмечены районы в которых проводится наземная фаза демилитаризации
Machine Translated:
Ukrainian resources publish a map on which areas are marked in which the ground phase of demilitarization is being carried out