Mishustin's Cabinet of Ministers allocates billions of rubles for water supply to Crimea

October 11 2020 33

On behalf of the head of state, the Russian government will allocate an additional 6 billion rubles for the construction of new water supply facilities in Crimea. Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin signed appropriate orders on the allocation of these funds.

An official statement from the press service of the Cabinet of Ministers clarifies that 4,95 billion rubles will be spent on the construction of a water intake on the Belbek River with the construction of treatment and engineering facilities, as well as on infrastructure for the transfer of water from the Kadykovsky quarry. The work will be carried out by the Russian Ministry of Defense. After the completion of construction and commissioning of facilities, they will be transferred to the balance of the city of Sevastopol.

More than 870 million rubles will be spent on capital repairs of water pipelines, replacement of old and worn out equipment and fittings, as well as on drilling new wells. It is said that all these funds will come from the reserve fund of the government of the Russian Federation.

It should be noted that the implementation of the planned work should improve the situation with water supply in Crimea. On the peninsula has developed the critical situation with water and any measures for the benefit of compatriots are welcome. The peninsula has experienced a drought that has not happened for 150 years. Wherein transfer water to the Crimea from the Kuban is impossible.

Recently in Crimea visited a representative delegation of high-ranking Russian officials, which found a way to partially solve the problems with the water supply of the Crimeans. In addition, the Russian military department for a month built pipeline system near the capital of Crimea and the beginning of filling the Simferopol reservoir with water.

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Observer2014

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11 October 2020 16: 52

Well done, they will master them locally. By all means!
Petr Vladimirovich

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11 October 2020 17: 31

Israel is restoring the level of Lake Kinneret (the country's main reservoir) with the help of atomic seawater desalination plants. In the Union, this is how they supplied the city of Shevchenko, on the Caspian Sea. Why are we sitting, who are we waiting for? (from)
1. Binder
  
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  11 October 2020 22: 28
  
  You are right: the only way to radically solve the problem of water supply in Crimea is industrial desalination plants, which, using modern technologies, will be able to meet the needs of the peninsula for fresh water. The Israelis do not use any atomic desalination plants, there are completely different sources of energy. But there is a political problem - neither the Israelis, the world leaders in the desalination business, nor anyone else with the appropriate technologies will introduce these technologies for any money in Crimea, unrecognized by Russian territory, and there are no such technologies in the Russian Federation itself ...
  1. boriz
    
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    12 October 2020 20: 22
    
    Again, Rosatom will be charged and he will do it. Still everyone will envy.
    1. Binder
      
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      12 October 2020 20: 34
      
      I strongly doubt envy, but I fully admit that after drinking water from the pipes of Rosatom, the Crimeans will start to glow together ...
      1. boriz
        
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        13 October 2020 00: 19
        
        You just don't know. The highest qualifications of Rosatom specialists have long forced the country's leadership to entrust it with absolutely unusual tasks.
        Rosatom is forced to mine coal in the Far East on its own, and along the way to master the production of coal-mining combines.
        And it’s not just science and technology. Rosatom has the strongest planners. After the defeat of the State Planning Committee, there are no better planners in Russia (and in the world as well) than in Rosatom. For by the nature of its work, Rosatom is forced to plan its actions for a depth of 80 years. From the beginning of the design of the power unit, to its decommissioning and decontamination. Plus uranium mining on a global scale (including in the USA, Canada, Australia), where there are companies, deposits and shares in them.
        In addition, the strongest programmers work there. The level of their qualifications and competencies is classified. But, since the days of the USSR, they have been simulating a nuclear explosion of a projected nuclear weapon (after a comprehensive ban on nuclear weapons tests). As a result, the Russian Federation can design and manufacture new warheads, while the United States cannot. They are instructed to simulate the behavior of the designed aircraft in the air. Without blowing in a wind tunnel.
        As for planning and organization, I will tell you a secret: in view of the complete impotence of our government (except for money cutting), coordination and planning for the development of the Northern Sea Route is entrusted to the government and not to the State Planning Committee (which was killed long ago), but to Rosatom. This is the coordination of more than 300 large companies. Rosatom deals with everything: shipbuilding and energy (by no means only nuclear) and construction and infrastructure and communications, etc. etc. And all this in the Arctic.
        Well, within the limits of its competence, Rosatom has long and unconditionally surpassed the whole world forever.
Mikhailov

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11 October 2020 18: 01

All this is plugging holes, but some kind of strategic
solution for water supply of Crimea ...
1. Hodor
  
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  11 October 2020 19: 42
  
  There was a solution. At 14, the military tried to take control of the entire North Crimean canal. But after the team of the geogalactic strategist, the undersized everything was left to Ukraine. Stupidity or treason decide for yourself.
  And now even if they allocate at least 100500 million billion, what's the point of them if there is no water anywhere?
123

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11 October 2020 22: 15

Quite a pragmatic approach. No "megastrojects" with atomic-powered desalination plants and "breaking through land corridors" by military force are required. It is enough to put things in order and modernize the water supply system.
1) There are plenty of people willing to help with desalination (of course, not for nothing). It is no coincidence that the Israeli experience is being advertised in this way, and on the website of the Chinese embassy, among the information on technologies, the adsorbent for desalination of sea water is placed in the first (most prominent) place.

http://ru.china-embassy.org/rus/kjhz/kjxx/

2) A military operation will entail quite serious consequences, paying in blood for the opportunity to grow rice is simply stupid.
3) The canal supplied only part of the Crimea with water and is needed mainly for agriculture. Try to tell these locals how they just need a channel.
1. Binder
  
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  12 October 2020 04: 48
  
  Quote: 123
  There are plenty of people willing to help with desalination (of course, not for nothing). It is no coincidence that the Israeli experience is being advertised in this way, and on the website of the Chinese embassy, among the information about technologies, the adsorbent for desalination of sea water is placed in the first (most prominent) place.
  
  Tell me, dear, how many Chinese have been working in Crimea after 2014? What are we talking about if even Russian mobile operators do not operate on the peninsula, Sberbank does not open its branches?
  1. lahudra
    
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    12 October 2020 05: 22
    
    For three times the price, Dutch engineers helped Rotenberg fix the piling machines and build the bridge. But now Pan-Ataman Vova Tavrichesky has spent a little bit and there is no media pathos in replacing water pipes, so the end of the steppe Crimea will come.
  2. 123
    
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    12 October 2020 05: 25
    
    Tell me, dear, how many Chinese have been working in Crimea after 2014? What are we talking about if even Russian mobile operators do not operate on the peninsula, Sberbank does not open its branches?
    
    And what does this have to do with it? Selling something to Crimea and having a representative office there is not the same thing. Do not believe Siemens ask. By the way, the day before yesterday I received a parcel with a German product (spare parts for the equipment), you won't believe it, the return address is Simferopol
    It is also curious whether the Chinese work for you and how many Sberbank offices are there? How many countries recognize Jerusalem as the capital? And how much it prevents you from living
    And all these "conventions" associated with politics and "sanctions" .... such is life, sometimes it happens that the garnie lads spivayut gratitude in a country where the streets are called by the name of Bandera, and the Nazis freely walk the streets.
    
    https://ok.ru/video/1946328173188
    1. Binder
      
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      12 October 2020 16: 57
      
      Quote: 123
      ask Siemens.
      
      I remember that loud scandal.
      
      Quote: 123
      It is also curious whether the Chinese work for you and how many Sberbank offices are there?
      
      Chinese construction firms are building large infrastructure facilities in our country - transport tunnels, industrial workshops, berths of the new port in Haifa, etc., and Sberbank's offices in Israel are somehow unnecessary.
      1. 123
        
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        12 October 2020 19: 15
        
        And how do you manage without Sberbank? The residents of Crimea are the same. Not the only pebble on the beach. And they don't sit without communication. And the Chinese .... so one of the reasons for the return of the Crimea to its native harbor is their "Napoleonic" plans for the Crimea. After all, not only the Americans dreamed of climbing there.
        
        Binder
        
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        12 October 2020 19: 51
        
        You have some kind of incomprehensible mania about Crimea - why would the Americans or the Chinese need it?
        
        Sapsan136
        
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        12 October 2020 20: 10
        
        And why are the Yankees building a military base in Ochakov, which they failed to build in the Crimea, and Mr. Bandera ?!
        
        Binder
        
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        12 October 2020 20: 28
        
        The base is being built to counter Russian expansion. I have nothing to do with Bandera, as well as with the Ukrainian people in general.
        
        Sapsan136
        
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        12 October 2020 20: 31
        
        Well yes?! What kind of Russian expansion did you dream about ?! The United States is climbing onto the borders of the Russian Federation like typhoid lice and the deployment of new US military bases near the borders of the Russian Federation and missile defense systems in Poland and Romania, from which the launch of Tomahawk missiles is possible, is an act of US aggression, not a mythical defense against the Russian Federation !!! The Yankees began these steps long before 2014, and they never stopped them, despite the collapse of the USSR and the serious, almost unilateral, disarmament of Russia.
        
        123
        
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        12 October 2020 20: 29
        
        You have some kind of incomprehensible mania about Crimea - why would the Americans or the Chinese need it?
        
        Am I a mania? Americans really have nothing , however, like all military bases along the perimeter of our borders. But they haven't figured it out yet, probably stupid. And the Chinese had big plans under Yanukovych. Port, agriculture and so on. It may very well be that one of the reasons for the Maidan is just to prevent the Chinese from getting in there.
2. Sapsan136
  
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  12 October 2020 20: 13
  
  Unfortunately, a military operation is inevitable anyway. Until Bandera's brazen face is smashed, they will continue to climb into Donbass, and on occasion will climb not only into Crimea, but also into Voronezh and its neighboring regions. You would read on Censor.net what appetites they have. Listen to them, so Kuban is almost part of the Lviv region ...
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    2. boriz
      
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      13 October 2020 12: 32
      
      I am not interested in the statements of the marginals.
      
      If you are talking about the Censor, I completely agree with you.
Igor Pavlovich

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12 October 2020 09: 35

... with the construction of treatment and engineering facilities, as well as infrastructure for the transfer of water

- how can you clean up and transfer what is not there ???
Sapsan136

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12 October 2020 11: 53

The dill need to shut off the water so that the geese cross the Dnieper on foot. A wedge is knocked out like a wedge, but this whole Caudle patient with Russophobia does not understand good attitude. Patriots of foreign countries who have lost their way in the Russian Federation need to be driven out of the Russian Federation with whips and, first of all, from business and from the state service, it will be enough for them to parasitize on the Russian Federation!
Dear sofa expert.

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12 October 2020 12: 10

Why can't water be transported by tankers?
1. Sapsan136
  
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  12 October 2020 19: 50
  
  You can even transport it by Il-76 planes, the question is that the price of such water will go off scale.
  1. Dear sofa expert.
    
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    12 October 2020 19: 53
    
    You can even transport it by Il-76 planes, the question is that the price of such water will go off scale.
    
    The tanker is not an airplane.
    In case of emergency, you can use the tanker. And we are talking about just such a case, if you believe that such a drought has not happened for 150 years.
    1. Sapsan136
      
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      12 October 2020 19: 59
      
      The tanker is not an airplane, but not a pipeline, the price will still be high, and the Black Sea, although not an ocean, is stormy in winter and autumn and shipments by sea cannot be regular. Of course, those who have not been at sea can say that storms are not terrible for modern ships, but everything is not so simple. Such a phenomenon as Bora, a real curse for the Novorossiysk Bay, and off the coast of the Crimea, during the Crimean War, on November 14, 1854, England and its allies, during a storm, lost a whole fleet, from quite iron and fairly strong ships. Among them was the famous 'Black Prince', an iron steamer that had just left the British shipyards, which allegedly sank the gold treasury of the British army and its allies.
      1. Dear sofa expert.
        
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        12 October 2020 20: 14
        
        The tanker is not an airplane, but not a pipeline, the price will still be high, and the Black Sea, although not an ocean, is stormy in winter and autumn and shipments by sea cannot be regular.
        
        I'm talking about an emergency. There is no drought in winter. And this summer it was possible to drive a couple of tankers. Well, maybe I'm wrong. I just assumed.
        Maybe the next 150 years will not be so hot again.
        
        Sapsan136
        
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        12 October 2020 20: 16
        
        In fact, in winter the situation is not much better, precipitation and winter do not shine now, although the filling of reservoirs with Crimean rivers is slightly higher, due to the fact that the water evaporates less in the cold, but it is stupid to rely solely on the mercy of the weather, serious measures are needed here.
        
        Dear sofa expert.
        
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        12 October 2020 20: 36
        
        serious measures are needed here.
        
        Well, what for example? Watermakers? This is also expensive and the water is not very useful because of the deuterium.
        Well, how did the peninsula exist before, before the construction of the water utility?
        
        Sapsan136
        
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        12 October 2020 20: 44
        
        The population used to be smaller. Watermakers ... During the Second World War, Italy supplied water to an entire army in Africa with their help. Yes, this is not a substitute for normal water ... Here it is necessary to spread rot on Ukraine so that it gets out of the Russian lands, this is the only way out.
        
        Dear sofa expert.
        
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        12 October 2020 21: 11
        
        Here it is necessary to spread rot on Ukraine so that it gets out of the Russian lands, this is the only way out.
        
        Yes, sooner or later it will have to be done, since right away, in 2014 there was not enough courage to put things in order. (or I don't understand something).
        
        Sapsan136
        
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        12 October 2020 21: 25
        
        You are right, war is inevitable.
        
        Dear sofa expert.
        
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        12 October 2020 21: 30
        
        You are right, war is inevitable.
        
        It has long been inevitable. Back in 2009, Kadyrov offered Putin to restore order in Georgia and Ukraine. How right he was!
        
        https://m.gazeta.ru/politics/2009/12/24_a_3303400.shtml
        
        Here is Karabakh now. And Russia is again trying to stand aside, hoping that instead of going in, it will blow the brazen Turks in the teeth, and a couple of paternal slaps on the head of the warring Armenia and Azerbaijan.