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In the YouTube video titled "22.03 Массированный ракетно-шахедный удар по Украине. Днепрогэс восстанавливается," the speaker discusses the ongoing WAR between Russia and Ukraine, as well as the aftermath of recent attacks on Ukrainian critical infrastructure and civilian areas. The Dnepr hydroelectric power plant in Kiev was damaged, resulting in casualties and damages among civilians and occupied territories. Power outages have been implemented in several regions, including Sumy, Konotop, and Stinkovo in the Sumskaya oblast, as well as in Kryvyi Rih, Odessa, and other cities. The Russian forces have targeted energy objects and civilian infrastructure, resulting in civilian casualties. The speaker emphasizes the importance of responding to these attacks and the efforts being made to restore power and repair damaged infrastructure. The war continues, with over 70 military engagements and over 36 rocket and 55 aviation attacks occurring in the past day. Several countries, including Australia, Estonia, the Czech Republic, the Netherlands, Denmark, and Germany, have announced new packages of military aid for Ukraine. Germany's Klaus Maffei GmbH plans to establish a branch in Ukraine to produce parts for their weapons, and the European Union is using funds from frozen Russian assets to help Ukraine purchase weapons and ammunition. The speaker also discusses various news topics, including the alleged sinking of a Russian trawler in the Baltic Sea and the ongoing mobilization in Russia.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "22.03 Массированный ракетно-шахетный удар по Украине. Днепрогэс восстанавливается," the speaker begins by reminding viewers that they are still collecting donations for drones to support Ukrainian volunteer brigades. The video will feature two more videos showing the use of these drones in attacks against the enemy. The speaker laments that the war is not ending but is instead escalating, as seen in the recent nighttime attacks using various types of missiles and aircraft. The speaker then provides a detailed list of locations from which missile and rocket attacks were launched, including the Black Sea, Belgorod and Kursk regions, and the temporarily occupied Ukrainian Crimea. The Ukrainian forces were able to shoot down 92 out of 151 targets, including 55 Shahet 136 and 131 drones, 35 cruise missiles, and two aircraft-launched missiles. The speaker then discusses why most of the missiles were aimed at Kyiv the previous night and why all the missiles were scattered across Ukrainian territory this time. The enemy appears to be returning to the strategy of attempting to extinguish Ukraine's resistance.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "22.03 Массированный ракетно-шахедный удар по Украине. Днепрогэс восстанавливается," the speaker discusses the reasons behind Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, specifically focusing on thermal and hydroelectric power plants. The speaker explains that these attacks are not based on low temperatures but rather on the ability of these power plants to handle peak power demands. The Dnepr hydroelectric power plant, which was hit by missiles targeting GS1 and GES2, suffered serious damage and is unlikely to be repairable, according to experts. The speaker also notes that these attacks help the energy system of the country handle peak power demands during morning and evening hours, as atomic reactors change power slowly. The speaker also mentions that the enemy likely planned to destroy the Dnepr dam with a nuclear explosion, but this is not a current concern. The electrical part of the Dnepr dam has been taken out of service, but the hydrotechnical structure itself remains in working condition, and there is no immediate threat of collapse or water leakage. The speaker also mentions that Ukraine's energy system is now connected to the European system, and they have received backup electricity from Europe to help stabilize the situation in Sumy Oblast, where there have been power outages due to damaged electrical substations. The speaker also notes that other regions, such as Kharkiv, are gradually restoring electricity supplies, but many customers remain without power.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "22.03 Массированный ракетно-шахедный удар по Украине. Днепрогэс восстанавливается," the speaker discusses the aftermath of recent Russian attacks on Ukraine's critical infrastructure and civilian areas. The Dnepr hydroelectric power plant in Kiev has been damaged, and there are casualties and damages among civilians and occupied territories. Power outages have been implemented in several regions, including Sumy, Konotop, and Stinkovo in the Sumskaya oblast, as well as in Kryvyi Rih, Odessa, and other cities. The Russian forces have targeted energy objects in Sumska, Kharkovska, Luhanska, Donetska, and Zaporizhska oblasts, resulting in civilian casualties and damage to civilian infrastructure. The speaker emphasizes the importance of responding to these attacks and the efforts being made to restore power and repair damaged infrastructure. The war continues, with over 70 military engagements and over 36 rocket and 55 aviation attacks occurring in the past day. Approximately 120 settlements have been affected by artillery fire along the contact line and the state border in Sumska, Chernihivska, Harkovska, and other regions.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "22.03 Массированный ракетно-шахедный удар по Украине. Днепрогэс восстанавливается," the speaker discusses the ongoing military situation between Russia and Ukraine. The Russian forces maintain a presence in border regions and attempt to conduct diversionary activities on Ukrainian territory while fortifying their borders. Russian "osвободительные силы" continue to engage in combat, inflicting significant losses on Putin's forces. The Russian military responds with sporadic attacks on Ukrainian positions, which have been unsuccessful. The front line begins at the Kupinskoe direction, where Russian forces have attempted two unsuccessful assaults on Ukrainian positions. At the Limansky direction, the fighting remains intense, with the Russians attempting to use aircraft, but their efforts have been unsuccessful due to the inability to transport large bombs on the Tu-22M3 strategic bomber.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "22.03 Массированный ракетно-шахедный удар по Украине. Днепрогэс восстанавливается," the speaker discusses the ongoing military conflict between Ukraine and its adversaries. The enemy attempted to advance in various directions, including the Bohdanovka, Ivasivka, Kleshchevka, and Andreevka regions. Despite the significant number of attacks, Ukrainian forces were able to repel them all. The enemy aimed to push through the Chasov Yar area to encircle Ukrainian troops in the Ugledar region. However, their efforts were unsuccessful due to Ukrainian resistance. The situation remains complex as the enemy continues to deploy large forces. Despite the intense fighting, particularly in the Toniyka area where the enemy made partial progress, Ukrainian forces continue to hold their ground and have not been pushed back. Ukrainian artillery has employed psychological warfare tactics, such as using agitation snares, before attacking enemy positions. Overall, the front lines have not changed significantly over the past few days.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "22.03 Массированный ракетно-шахедный удар по Украине. Днепрогэс восстанавливается," the speaker discusses the military situation in Ukraine. The Russian forces have been attempting to destroy a specific positional area and have issued leaflets urging surrender for civilians in the region. There have been few offensive actions from the enemy, with most activity consisting of positional battles and artillery exchanges. The Ukrainian forces have continued to defend their positions on the left bank of the Dnieper River and have inflicted significant damage on the enemy's artillery and anti-aircraft systems. The losses for the enemy include 870 personnel, 37 tanks and armored vehicles, 35 artillery systems, 31 various types of rocket launchers, and 45 special equipment units. The Netherlands have pledged military aid to Ukraine, including 350 million euros for F16 ammunition and modern reconnaissance drones, and 150 million euros for the financing of the Sky Guard air defense system for F16s. Ten Ukrainian pilots have completed their basic training in the UK and are now awaiting advanced flight training in France. Australia will also join the coalition led by the UK and Latvia for the development of drones.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "22.03 Массированный ракетно-шахедный удар по Украине. Днепрогэс восстанавливается," several countries have announced new packages of military aid for Ukraine. The Australian Minister of Defense stated that Australia will continue to contribute to efforts to help Ukraine resolve the conflict on its own terms. Estonia announced a new military aid package worth 20 million euros, which includes artillery shells, anti-tank weapons, explosives, gas masks, and sniper equipment. The Czech Republic's president is also raising funds to purchase ammunition, having found nearly 700,000 rounds, which need to be bought and sent to Ukraine. The Netherlands announced a large military aid package worth 2 billion euros over 24 years, which includes the possibility of transferring 24 Dutch F16 aircraft. Denmark is also working to transfer military vehicles for Ukraine, and Germany plans to allocate 300 million euros for ammunition. The Czech Republic will sell 180,000 rounds of ammunition to Ukraine, and Germany will cover the costs. The deliveries are expected to begin in the summer and will be phased in. Ukraine is also integrating European military-industrial complexes, with European governments granting permission for their companies to integrate their businesses into Ukraine's military industry. Turkey and Rain Metal are among the companies that are entering the Ukrainian market. The construction of the Baykar plant in Ukraine is progressing well, and the first repair facility for Rain Metal is expected to open within the next two months.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "22.03 Массированный ракетно-шахедный удар по Украине. Днепрогэс восстанавливается," it is announced that Germany's Klaus Maffei GmbH, known for producing tanks like Leopard and zenith installations like Gepard, as well as SPAAs like Caesar and tanks like Leclerc, plans to establish a branch in Ukraine. The German and French ministers of defense have given their approval for this consortium, which also produces Clerics and Leopards, to set up production facilities in Ukraine for manufacturing parts for their weapons. This is expected to lead to the production of these weapons in Ukraine itself, reducing the need for Ukrainian military personnel to travel to Germany or France for training. Additionally, the European Union has decided to use funds from frozen Russian assets to help Ukraine, with Germany's Chancellor Olaf Scholz advocating for these funds to be used to purchase weapons and ammunition for Kyiv. However, Austria, which is considered a neutral country, has opposed the use of these funds for military purposes and instead wants them to be used for the financing of neutral countries' reconstruction.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "22.03 Массированный ракетно-шахедный удар по Украине. Днепрогэс восстанавливается," the speaker discusses various news topics. One of them is the alleged sinking of a Russian trawler, Captain Lobanov, in the Baltic Sea. According to the official version, the trawler was hit by a Russian rocket during military exercises, resulting in the death of three crew members. However, there is an alternative theory suggesting that the trawler was a Russian radio-electronic warfare station, and it was not hit by a rocket but rather had a bomb planted by unknown terrorists. The FSB is currently searching for these terrorists. Another topic is the ongoing mobilization in Russia, with the Ministry of Defense reportedly aiming to recruit 300,000 new soldiers. The speaker also mentions the closure of colonies in Austria due to a lack of inmates and the potential impact on the Ukrainian front. The speakers express concerns about the possibility of obtaining weapons and ammunition with the funds and fear that Ukraine might not be adequately protected if they don't defend the country and defeat the Russian forces.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "22.03 Массированный ракетно-шахедный удар по Украине. Днепрогэс восстанавливается," the speaker discusses the ongoing military situation between Russia and Ukraine. He mentions that there are reports of mobilization in Moscow's military command, and sources in the Russian Ministry of Defense have indicated that some reserves may be mobilized and sent to fight in Ukraine immediately. The speaker also notes that Russia's military is experiencing difficulties in filling the ranks of its forces in the occupied territories and may be forced to conscript reservists and draft conscripts into service. The speaker further mentions that Russia's Rosgvardia is preparing to conduct roundups and drafting of reservists. However, there is a lack of tanks and other military equipment for the proposed new offensive on Kharkov, which may hinder their progress. The speaker concludes by reminding viewers to subscribe to his channel, donate to a volunteer fund for the production of drones for the Ukrainian brigades, and expresses gratitude to sponsors and those who support his channel.