zigzag wrote: ↑11/09/2022 21:47
madner wrote: ↑11/09/2022 21:44
NATO bi davnih dano poravnao infrastrukturu, kakav ratni zlocin.
Nato gađao termoelektrane po Srbiji, Iraku?
Naravno, od 1939 to je jedan od primarnih ciljeva strateskog bombardovanja.
https://media.defense.gov/2017/Dec/29/2 ... ATTACK.PDF
Prior to the Gulf War, Iraq had a very modern, concentrated electrical
power system. The majority of power came from 19 generating stations which
had a capacity of 9,500 megawatts. One unusual feature of the system was
the large amount of reserve capacity available; in 1990 the peak load only
accounted for slightly more than 50 percent of the available capacity.55 During Desert Storm attacks on electric power accounted for 215 sorties, or about
1 percent of the total US sorties flown.56 These attacks virtually eliminated
any ability of the Iraqi national power system to generate or transfer power
by reducing the generating capacity to less than 300 megawatts, and the
transmission ability to one-quarter of the prewar capability.57 Further, a
Department of Defense study notes that “the synergistic effects of losing
primary electrical power sources in the first few days of the war helped
reduce Iraq’s ability to respond to coalition attacks.
Srbiji su isto iskljucili struju.