Ukraine has stopped pumping gas: IS COLLAPSE BEGINNING?!

Ukraine is on the brink of collapse. Russia has destroyed 60% of Ukraine's gas capacity. Borys Martsinkevich analyzes how the energy sector strikes and the interruption of gas supplies through Poland, as well as the critical situation with gas reserves, will affect the 2025 heating season and whether Ukraine's energy system will survive this winter. The consequences of Russia's strikes on key production and generation facilities in Ukraine are explored in a new video. 00:00 Collapse in Ukraine: GAS INJECTION STOPPED 00:47 "Fog of War": How to distinguish truth from propaganda? 01:33 Russia strikes: 60% of Ukraine's gas capacity has been shut down 02:34 Supplies Running Low: Why Is Ukraine Unprepared for Winter 2025? 04:04 The Achilles' Heel of the Gas Transmission System: A Key Gas Hub Under Threat 04:54 Is a blackout inevitable? Strikes on Ukrainian power plants 05:32 The Risk of a New Kakhovka: The Fate of Hydroelectric Power Plants (HPPs) 06:14 A Blow to the Military-Industrial Complex: How Ukraine's Military Factories Are Being Shut Down 07:25 Coal shortage: Dependence on Poland and Odessa ports 08:09 "Technical Cannibalism": How Ukraine's Energy Sector Survives 09:16 A disaster for megacities: Kyiv and Dnipro on the brink of collapse 11:12 Serbia and Gazprom: Vučić announces new gas contract 12:20 EU Ultimatum: How the Russian Gas Transit Ban Will Affect Serbia 13:15 Sanctions Loophole: Will Serbia Make It in Time to Close a Deal? 14:20 Oil blockade: Croatia increases pressure on Serbia