Ukraine says its drones hit 14 energy facilities in Russian-occupied Crimea in 3 days, deepening power outages across the peninsula
Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces say drones struck 14 energy facilities in Crimea over three days. The Russian-installed grid operator confirms it can no longer supply power to some areas, and Sevastopol has switched to backup power.
Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces commander Robert Brovdi says his units struck 14 energy facilities in Russian-occupied Crimea in just three days, part of 18 targets hit across occupied territory, with the wider campaign now totaling 154 facilities. Krymenergo, the Russian-installed grid operator, confirms power restrictions across the peninsula. Sevastopol's governor says the city has switched to backup power. The Kyiv Independent says it could not independently verify Ukraine's figures.
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