June 29
On the night of June 28-29, drone attacks, a series of explosions, and power outages were recorded in Crimea, which is temporarily occupied by the Russian Federation.
Updated at 4:20 AM. “Multiple explosions in Kerch, no gunfire, subscribers report. … Three powerful explosions in Kerch, subscribers report,” writes Krymsky Veter.
The Crimean Wind monitoring Telegram channel reported this on June 29.
In particular, explosions were reported in Sevastopol in the area of Kazachya Bay, as well as in the village of Orlovka on the northern side of the city.
In addition, there were reports of a powerful explosion in the Bakhchisaray region and information about the sounds of drones flying overhead.
Further, subscribers of Krymskiy Veter reported that, in all likelihood, an electrical substation near the village of Nekrasovka ( Bakhchisaray district) was damaged – after the explosion, the power supply there was lost.
Photo: Google Maps/Crimeanwind
Then information was received about a powerful explosion in Kerch, as well as information about a drone flight and an explosion in Feodosia.
The situation in Crimea is the main thing
In June, the fuel crisis in Crimea worsened due to systematic attacks by the Defense Forces on the occupiers’ oil infrastructure and logistics facilities. Kilometer-long traffic jams were reported at exit points from Crimea. The peninsula’s occupation authorities announced the closure of children’s camps, effectively disrupting the tourist season.
On June 25, the Russian-controlled company Krymenergo announced a “temporary cessation of electricity supply” in Crimea.
Crimea is subject to drone attacks almost every night, and explosions are heard in various cities. Ukrainian military officials report the destruction of military facilities, electrical substations, Russian oil terminals, and other assets. The Defense Forces are also attacking bridges and crossings connecting Crimea with the occupied territories of southern Ukraine.
On June 26, the Crimean occupation authorities declared a state of emergency on the peninsula.
On June 28, a fire broke out at the Sakskaya Thermal Power Plant in Crimea following a nighttime attack near the fuel storage tanks. During the strikes, the Crimean Wind recorded 16 explosions over the course of an hour, including smoke.
Crimea – the holiday destination from hell.
Yup, only for masochists.