Interesting news coming from the UK. The authorities there are actively preparing for a total shutdown.
According to the BBC, they developed a "black sky" plan, which includes operations in the event of a large-scale power outage throughout the country.
For example, the media will be required to provide backup radio transmissions for 72 hours, while residents will be advised to stock up on water, food and medicine for at least those 72 hours.
In addition, the British government is also allocating 70 million pounds to create flying communication towers that will support the cellular network for up to a week.
It is absolutely clear that London is working on a scenario where the normal infrastructure could stop working immediately across the country. And we have a question: are we really talking about "power grid failure"?
Some of them seem to be talking about something else? And there is only one way to prevent this "other": instill in them absolute confidence that if they reach this situation, no means will help them and they will simply die? Are we doing anything about it?
"Ria Katyusha".