14 November 2026, 15:42
In Yevpatoria, hundreds of high-rise buildings were left without heat
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On November 14, 107 apartment buildings in occupied Yevpatoria were left without heat or hot water. The cause was a malfunction in the heating networks.
This was reported by the publication Krym.Realii, citing Vitaly Oganesyan, the Russian-controlled head of the city administration.
According to him, due to an “emergency situation” in the heating networks, operations at the boiler house on Chapaeva Street were temporarily suspended. He stated that utility services are working on site but did not specify an exact timeline for restoring heat and hot water.
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The day before, Sergey Aksyonov, the Russian-controlled head of Crimea, reported an increase in complaints regarding utility issues.
Earlier in Yevpatoria, as in other cities in Crimea, there were widespread power outages. Due to the electricity shortage in the region, emergency restrictions were repeatedly imposed, and scheduled power cuts were not adhered to.
On November 9, it became known that Sevastopol had restricted electricity supply to businesses due to a capacity shortage. The city was receiving only half of the electricity it needed. The occupying authorities attributed this to emergency repair work being carried out on power system facilities outside the city. Failure to comply with the established restrictions was met with threats of administrative fines.
