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The Crimea Has Been Drowning in the Dark Three Times This Summer: the U.S.A. Is Disrupting the Electricity Supply of the Peninsula, Taking a Pause — and Beating Again for the Same Purpose. What Does a Ukrainian Army Tactic Look Like From Space?

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There's a peak of the holiday season, and the Russians' interest in the electricity situation in Crimea is declining. But the situation is still difficult. Every day in the annexed region, there are scheduled and emergency outages, as reported by both local residents and official channels. After the power supply is restored to the next malfunction. It's difficult to estimate the magnitude of the crisis without data on actual electricity consumpt…

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There's a peak of the holiday season, and the Russians' interest in the electricity situation in Crimea is declining. But the situation is still difficult. Every day in the annexed region, there are scheduled and emergency outages, as reported by both local residents and official channels. After the power supply is restored to the next malfunction. It's difficult to estimate the magnitude of the crisis without data on actual electricity consumpt…

·Riga, Latvia
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Meduza broke the news in Riga, Latvia on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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