１６／６ 原来还有其他南美洲国家...

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A massive blackout left tens of millions of people without electricity in Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay on Sunday in what the Argentine president called an “unprecedented” failure in the countries’ power grid.

Authorities were working frantically to restore power, but 12 hours after the country went dark, more than a quarter of Argentina’s 44 million people were still without power and the cause of the outage remained unclear.

可怕的。。

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Did the US Cause the Blackout in Venezuela?
by Chris Ernesto Posted on March 14, 2019

As all U.S. diplomats were ordered home from Venezuela, about 70% of Venezuelans have been without electricity and water since last Thursday evening. As of Monday the blackout had killed 21 people (including 6 babies), according to opposition leaders .

Reuters reported that according to witnesses and social media, some of the country had power restored on Tuesday. That would be welcome news, as many hospitals have not had power in five days. Cell phone coverage and internet access have been in very short supply. Schools and businesses have been largely closed. Tons of food has spoiled, the economy is at a virtual standstill, and more people are becoming desperately hungry due to the blackout.

Other than countries where massive power blackouts were caused by a natural disaster or a war, the power blackout in Venezuela is believed to be one of the longest any country has gone without power in recent memory.

Just a week ago, the US coup in Venezuela was losing ground due to a number of setbacks. But three days later, the blackout in Venezuela occurred, and now the coup has gained momentum.

?The timing of the blackout could not have come at a better time for American coup-plotters, as exhibited by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo who gloated about the misery in a tweet: “No food. No medicine. Now, no power. Next, no Maduro.”

The timing of the blackout is very peculiar. And it’s not certain how the power outage happened.

Maduro says it’s an act of sabotage by the US in their efforts to oust him from power, citing the US as the only country with the technology to cause a blackout in Venezuela. On Monday, Maduro said two people who were allegedly trying to sabotage power facilities were captured and were providing information to authorities. On Tuesday, Maduro said the computerized system in the Guri Dam and the central electrical “brain” suffered cyber attacks, while recovery was delayed by physical attacks against transmission lines and electrical substations.

The cause of the blackout has not been definitively determined, but it is conceivable that Maduro is correct. As Kalev Leetaru of Forbes wrote , “the United States remotely interfering with [Venezuela’s] power grid is actually quite realistic…timing such an outage to occur at a moment of societal upheaval in a way that delegitimizes the current government, exactly as a government-in-waiting has presented itself as a ready alternative, is actually one of the tactics”.

可怜的南美洲国家。
作为大魔头的近邻。。。

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Press review: US hackers rig Venezuelan blackout and Poroshenko to aim missiles at Moscow



Izvestia: US hackers plunge Venezuela into nationwide blackout
A cyber attack against Venezuela’s power facilities, which Caracas has blamed on the US, was designed to create intolerable living conditions throughout the Latin American country, Izvestia writes.

According to Washington strategists, the power outage was aimed at whipping up protest sentiment to topple Venezuela’s legitimate President Nicolas Maduro.

On March 7, state power corporation Corpoelec reported an act of sabotage at the country’s major Guri hydroelectric plant, which supplies power to the capital and 70% of Venezuela. Since Thursday afternoon, 21 out of 23 states across the country have been without electricity.


According to an expert from the Russian Institute for Strategic Studies, Igor Pshenichnikov, Washington is trying to paint the Venezuela blackout as though absolute chaos is reigning throughout the country and all Venezuelan economic sectors, including critical ones such as power supply, have been shaken to the core by the crisis. The country’s TV channel, Telesur, reported that the US is using this "economic crisis" plotline as another pretext for its planned military intervention into the country under the slogans of "establishing democracy and order."

Apparently, the masterminds of this attack sought to target sensitive social infrastructure facilities, primarily hospitals, to disrupt life-supporting equipment that requires uninterrupted power supply. The major goal was to spark mass public discontent.

Meanwhile, the organizers of this cyber attack and those in the mass media covering it made a blunder, the expert noted. All these "dramatic" articles and Twitter reports about power cuts in hospitals and even the death of 79 patients turned out to be fake news, the paper writes.

Venezuelan Information Minister Jorge Rodriguez said the masterminds of this cyber attack and their accomplices in Venezuela did not take into account that under President Maduro’s initiative all hospitals across the country had been equipped with reserve power generators and not a single hospital faced power cuts nor did anyone die. Local media reports said the power supply is being restored across the country and "peace and calm are prevailing in Venezuela."




https://tass.com/pressreview/1048077

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恐怖粪子

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应该是美国做的 ~ 厉害了。。。

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恐怖粪子+ 骗子

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cowboy自称国际 mata
'名门正派'，其实最肮脏最邪恶

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联合国应该设立新法律来限制流氓国家cyber attack其他国家

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等下傻伯跳出来说，， 不可能。。 人家白人屁多香，人很直，很注重法治，你一定是诈骗。