US EditionIn Occupied Crimea, After a Night Drone Attack, There's a Light Outage.
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In the occupied Crimea, after a night drone attack, there were problems with electricity, as well as monitoring patrols saying that, in addition to the energy infrastructure on the peninsula, there were "flights" at the oil base at the Guard and military facilities. On the morning of Friday, Crimea Gauleiter Sergei Aksenov stated that "a drone attack had damaged several power stations on the territory of the Republic of Crimea." The occupation c…
The Russian-appointed "chapter" of the annexed Crimea, Sergei Aksenov, claimed damage to several power stations as a result of drone attacks. The Russian Ministry of Defence announced that 32 Ukrainian drones had been knocked down over Crimea. "The reconstruction work is under way. Further details on the time of completion of repairs and the provision of electricity will be communicated later on official information resources," wrote Aksenov.
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