Power outages have spread to more communities in Crimea

On November 15, new emergency power outages occurred on the southern coast of occupied Crimea. Six settlements in Greater Yalta were partially left without power. Power supply restrictions remain in effect across the entire peninsula.

This was reported by Krym.Realii, citing the occupying utility “Krymenergo.”

According to energy officials, the emergency blackouts affected Alupka, Golubaya Zatoka, Simeiz, Opolznevo, Katsiveli, and Ponizivka. The reasons for the blackouts were not specified.

Earlier, on November 15, emergency power outages were also reported in Koreiz and Gaspra, the villages of Siren and Tankove in the Bakhchysarai District, Dolynivka, Lugove, and Rusakivka in the Belogorsk District, as well as in Kerch.

“Krymenergo” states that power restrictions remain in effect throughout the occupied peninsula. According to the company, it is currently impossible to adhere to the outage schedules and distribute available capacity evenly.

Energy officials explain that power lines and grid equipment are being shut down on an ad hoc basis, depending on the situation in individual power districts, so they are unable to warn consumers in advance.

Earlier, Intent reported that power outages in Crimea had spread across the entire peninsula.

Андрій Колісніченко