07/18/2026
Unmanned aerial vehicles continue to systematically strike the energy infrastructure of the Russian occupiers in Crimea and the temporarily occupied territories. In the last 72 hours alone, 12 more important enemy energy nodes have been hit.
In total, since the beginning of July, the number of such objects has reached dozens. This was reported by the commander of the SBS, Robert Brovdy, call sign “Magyar”.
Large-scale operation against the enemy’s energy sector
As part of the indefinite operation of the Unmanned Systems Forces in Crimea and temporarily occupied territories, from July 1 to 18, Ukrainian units struck 83 energy facilities deep in the enemy’s defense. These included substations, electricity flow nodes, and other critically important elements of the energy system.
It is noted that such tactics are aimed at weakening the logistics and support of Russian troops, as well as creating an additional burden on the occupation infrastructure.
New lesions in recent days
Over the past three days, Ukrainian drone operators have struck 12 energy facilities in Crimea and other occupied territories. In particular, the following were hit:
- 110 kV Koktebel electrical substation in the Shchebetovka district;
- 110 kV electrical substation “Kerchenskaya” in Kerch;
- Kuban–Crimea electricity transfer point near Glazivka;
- 220 kV electrical substation “Komysh-Burun” in Kerch;
- 220 kV electrical substation “Chornomorska” in the Vulkanivka area.
In addition, damage was recorded at sites in Donetsk, Luhansk and Kherson regions, in particular in the areas of Mariupol, Yasynivka, Kadiivka, Solidarne, Hrechyshkyne, Komisarivka and Havrylivka Druha.
“We will stand. Moscow will fall. We will nourish and rebuild Crimea,” said “Magyar.”
Recall that successful strikes by Ukrainian drones on Russian oil refineries led to large-scale problems in the aggressor country’s oil industry. After Russia banned fuel exports, an increase in diesel fuel prices has already been recorded in the United States.
As OBOZ.UA reported, one of Russia’s largest petrochemical complexes, Salavat in the Urals, has suspended operations after a Ukrainian drone attack. The strike damaged the plant, causing key production facilities to be shut down.
No fuel, no food, no internet, and no power. The cockroaches should start exiting stage left immediately.
No money either. The banks have no cash and cards don’t work.
Why you need cash if shops are running empty?
Right! 😄