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Ukrainian Forces Target Crimea Substations, Cause Power Outages
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In Short: Ukrainian forces struck nine substations in temporarily occupied Crimea, causing power outages in several settlements, according to Commander Robert 'Magyar' Brovdi.
Ukrainian Unmanned Systems Forces (USF) of the Armed Forces targeted nine electrical substations in temporarily occupied Crimea overnight, according to Commander Robert 'Magyar' Brovdi.
Among the targets were a gas compressor station in Kliuchi and substations in Saki and Staryi Krym, with power outages reported in multiple settlements on the occupied peninsula.
The 'authorities' of the annexed peninsula claimed 'accidents' in the power grids, contradicting reports of deliberate strikes.
The strikes, which also targeted the Saky air base and destroyed seven jets, were reported by monitoring groups and Commander Brovdi on July 3.
The actions aim to disrupt Russian military operations and civilian life in the occupied territory, according to Ukrainian officials.
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- Ukrainian Unmanned Systems Forces (USF) of the Armed Forces struck nine electrical substations in temporarily occupied Crimea overnight, Commander Robert "Magyar" Brovdi reported on July 3.
- Among them are a gas compressor station in the settlement of Kliuchi in Crimea, as well as the following substations: Monitoring groups earlier reported strikes on at least seven electrical substations in Crimea on…
- Specifically, substations were burning in the settlement of Saki and in Staryi Krym.
- The power went out in a number of settlements on the occupied peninsula, Crimean Wind wrote.
- Meanwhile, the "authorities" of the annexed peninsula claimed there were "accidents" in the power grids.
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