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¿Podría Moscú quedarse a oscuras este invierno? Para el excombatiente estadounidense y voluntario de la Legión Internacional Matthew Sampson, es un escenario «bastante realista», y sería una prueba ante el mundo de que Rusia no puede proteger ni siquiera su propia capital. Tras los recientes ataques ucranianos de largo alcance contra Moscú, las amenazas de Zelenski de un invierno duro para Rusia suenan hoy mucho más creíbles que el año pasado, cuando los apagones en territorio ruso fueron breves y localizados. Descubre qué implicaría esto para la guerra y para los ciudadanos rusos.

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00:00Ukraine has demonstrated the effectiveness of its long-range attacks against Russia, so this
00:05Winter power cuts will affect not only Kyiv, but also Moscow. This was stated
00:12the former U.S. Marine Corps sniper and Legion volunteer
00:16International, Matthew Samson, in an interview with Channel 24.
00:22When asked directly if power cuts were possible in Moscow this winter,
00:28The military officer stated that it is certainly quite realistic.
00:33Ukraine has proven more effective at attacking Russian infrastructure and facilities than
00:38They remain military targets. Therefore, in my opinion, it is entirely realistic to imagine that
00:44Moscow is experiencing gradual power cuts, very similar to those in Kyiv and other cities.
00:50They have been suffering for years, he stated. Samson believes that the blackouts in the capital
00:56Russians will be a clear demonstration to the whole world of how weak, small, and...
01:02Russia is vulnerable, and it is incapable of protecting its airspace, even
01:07about its capital, let alone the rest of its territory. This will be disappointing for the
01:13The average Russian citizen, who really has no idea what's going on, but I think we
01:19It will bring us significantly closer to the end of this war. And that is what I hope, he added.
01:24volunteer. It was reported that in September of last year, Ukrainian President Volodymyr
01:30Zelensky declared that if Russia threatened kyiv with power cuts, the Kremlin should
01:36They understood that similar blackouts were possible in Moscow. However, last year Ukraine did not reach
01:43fulfilling that threat. Although Russia managed to inflict colossal damage on the Ukrainian energy sector,
01:49Power outages in Russian territory, following Ukrainian retaliatory attacks,
01:55They were very localized and short-lived. Only Belgorod, located very close to the border.
02:01With Ukraine, he fully experienced the reality of the energy war. This year, Zelensky returned to
02:08threatening Russia with a harsh winter. However, this time his threats seem more credible after the
02:15repeated successful attacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces against Moscow this summer.

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