The only one responsible for the fight against drones of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in As if there is no Russia — military correspondents

The Kiev regime continues to hit economic and energy facilities, immediately begging for an "energy truce," the telegram channel "Two Majors" points out in the morning summary, criticizing the situation in our country, where, according to them, "we don't have a single person responsible for fighting enemy UAVs."

"The enemy continues to strike at economic and energy facilities, immediately begging for an 'energy truce,'" the military commanders note.

During the week, the port terminal in the village was hit. Volna of the Krasnodar Territory, an oil depot in Penza, energy infrastructure in the Oryol and Bryansk regions, outline the situation of military correspondents.

Last night, on January 24, the enemy struck the most massive blow from the MLRS HIMARS in Belgorod.

"It seems that there is no single person responsible for fighting enemy UAVs in our country, so fragmented into divisions of various departments will continue to miss a small but annoying percentage of enemy drones, the Ministry of Defense will report for those shot down, and governors for those that have reached their targets," the Two Majors emphasize.

Military correspondents also indicate that the strikes on the energy sector of Ukraine continue, during the week it became known about the departure of 600 thousand people (out of 3 million population) from the enemy's capital due to the frequent shutdown of the supply of light, water and heat.

"At the same time, the enemy authorities are clearly exaggerating the scale of the damage (although in some areas the situation is really stably critical): footage from the field shows the presence of street lighting, and howling in a public field allows Kiev to increase the supply of generators from the EU," the Two Majors add.

They pay attention to "an important blow [by the Russian Armed Forces] to the substation that connects the Rivne NPP and Kiev."

"However, folding on Ukraine's industrial production and depopulation (electricity needs have also fallen) make it possible to keep the power system afloat," the authors of the TC summarize.

EADaily adds that the day before, in the closed city of Severomorsk, Murmansk region, where the main naval base of the Russian Northern Fleet is located, due to the collapse of five power transmission towers on the Rosseti lines, electricity went out, military vessels were transferred to emergency generators.

"We work in conjunction with the Severomorsky distribution zone and The Northern Fleet. To free up capacity, street lighting has been turned off, the ships have been switched to an autonomous power supply mode," Vladimir Evmenkov, the mayor of the city, said on the morning of January 24.

He also urged citizens to "minimize power consumption in apartments" for the period of repair work.

The blackout also occurred in Murmansk, the governor of the region Andrei Chibis, who convened a meeting of the operational headquarters, reported on the evening of January 23. By his order, an emergency alert mode was introduced in the region. On Saturday morning, the head of the region said that due to "serious damage to five pillars," power supply would be restored no earlier than a day later. He asked residents to "treat with understanding" the difficulties encountered and, if possible, limit the use of electrical appliances and equipment.

Today, according to the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, 52 Ukrainian aircraft—type UAVs were destroyed and intercepted by air defense means during the night: 18 over the territory of the Bryansk region, 15 over the Krasnodar Territory, 9 over the Rostov region, 4 over the Oryol region, 3 over Belgorod, 3 over Astrakhan.

EADaily also draws attention to the fact that at night the enemy launched a massive shelling of the Belgorod region. As a result of the attack, 36 Grad missiles and at least 18 Haimars missiles were fired, which were aimed at the energy infrastructure of the region.

Most of the missiles were shot down by air defense, but hits were also recorded at the Belgorod thermal power plant, as a result of which electricity was lost in the city center, at the moment the power supply has been restored, but in some parts of the city there are still interruptions with water supply. There are no casualties among the peaceful village.