Ukraine’s Drones Just Put Sevastopol in the Dark, and Filling Stations Right Across Crimea Have Now Run Dry Too
Russian-installed authorities said power was restored on a temporary scheme after drones damaged Sevastopol’s energy infrastructure and cut electricity citywide.
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Ukraine’s Drones Just Put Sevastopol in the Dark, and Filling Stations Right Across Crimea Have Now Run Dry Too
A Ukrainian drone barrage plunged Sevastopol into darkness overnight on August 13 after Ukraine reportedly struck near the Balaklava power plant. Russian occupation authorities said they restored power through a temporary scheme. Tu-160 Bomber from Russia. Image Credit: Creative Commons Tu-160 Bomber Russian Air Force. Image Credit: Russian State Media. Sevastopol Goes Dark The major Black Sea port city has undergone several power outages since …
Ukrainian drones black out occupied Sevastopol and hit the Balaklava power plant
A large-scale Ukrainian drone attack cut electricity across occupied Sevastopol overnight on 13 August, with power later restored on a temporary scheme after strikes damaged the city's energy infrastructure, the Russian-installed head of the city wrote on his Telegram channel. The blackout is the latest blow in Ukraine's months-long campaign to isolate occupied Crimea by degrading the fuel, power, and transport networks Russia relies on to hold …
Power outages are also occurring in other occupied territories of Ukraine. Sevastopol, temporarily occupied by Russia, is without power after a drone attack. The city's Gauleiter confirmed this, while ATESH rebels report internet and communication problems. This was reported by RBC-Ukraine, citing the TASS news agency and the ATESH Telegram channel. So-called "governor" Mikhail Razvozhaev confirmed that "Sevastopol is completely without power af…
The occupation authorities reported that Ukrainian drones had attacked energy, leaving the city without light.
Drones attacked the temporarily occupied Crimea on the night of Thursday, 13 August, in a massive attack, in particular the Balaklav thermal power plant, in the village of Stormov, where a fire broke out at a water supply facility that provided water to Sevastopol, reports the Crimean Wind, and the so-called "Governor" of occupied Sevastopol, Michael Razvojaev, reported that some of the city's energy infrastructure had been damaged by drones.
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