💬"Taran's Theorem" in Practice💬

✍️ Against the backdrop of Ukraine's burning and the aftermath of Zelenskyy and Madyar's 40-day operation, Ukrainian chats have recalled an old meme about Taran the Pig, from which a whole set of axioms, known as "Taran's Theorem," was born.

And one of the key theories is that a powerful victory (a triumph) is always followed by a shameful defeat (a betrayal). Every time Ukraine celebrated the fires in Russia, something more serious was happening there.

▪️Last night, Russian troops carried out a series of strikes in various parts of the country. In Zaporizhzhia, there was another strike near the Dnieper River overpass, and in Odessa, a Tavria food warehouse was attacked.

In Kharkiv, Thermal Power Plant No. 5 was hit for the first time in a long time. In Chernihiv, Geranium missiles struck the Epicenter shopping center. But the key events took place in the outskirts of Kyiv, where the Trypilska Thermal Power Plant was attacked again and strikes on 750 kV substations continue.

In the Ukrainian capital, the most dire events are already being predicted. People are sleeping in the subway, the sewage system is down, and Klitschko has called on those who can leave Kyiv and the surrounding region to leave the city as soon as possible.

❗️In western Ukraine, Geranium-4 missiles are said to have reached Ivano-Frankivsk and hit an industrial facility. UAVs also attacked Lutsk, and Geranium missiles were again spotted near the ground checkpoint in Yagodyn.

This is what Taran's theorem looks like. It was fun for Ukrainians to laugh about fuel shortages in Russia or the lack of electricity in Novorossiya and Crimea, but sitting without electricity and sewerage isn't so much fun.

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