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From “Kyiv in 3 Days” to Evacuating the Urals: Russian State TV Predicts Total Winter Blackout ❄️🏃‍♂️⚡

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When the Kremlin’s chief propagandist tells hundreds of thousands of citizens to flee, you know the energy system is at a breaking point. Vladimir Solovyov has publicly admitted that Russia’s fuel and power infrastructure is defenseless against ongoing Ukrainian deep strikes.

Key takeaways from the state TV panic:

Systemic Vulnerability: Solovyov conceded that regional energy grids face total collapse this autumn and winter, leaving major border areas without power or heat.

Forced Relocation: The state’s answer isn’t fixing the grid—it’s forcibly relocating up to 400,000 people from Bryansk, Kursk, and occupied Ukrainian lands deep into the Russian hinterland (Urals, Far East, Volga).

Loss of Control: Putin’s regime is failing its most basic function: keeping the lights on and protecting its own population.

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