00:00Ukrainian forces attacked 21 energy facilities, including the thermal power plant of
00:06Luhansk, during a three-day period between August 26 and 28,
00:12as part of an ongoing operation called the Crimean Blackout. According to the Ukrainian source,
00:18Units of the security and defense forces carried out attacks against substations
00:23electricity and gas distribution infrastructure in the territories occupied by Russia,
00:28in Luhansk, Donetsk, Gherkins, Zaporizhzhia, and Crimea. The targets included the thermal power plant.
00:35from Lugansk, in Shastia, the 220 kilovolt Alchevskaya substation, in Alchevsk,
00:41the 150-kilovolt substations Timofeyevka and Jenichesk, in the Gerson region, as well as
00:47The 110-kilovolt substations Kovilnoje and Novosornia, in Crimea. Among other facilities
00:54The substations in Lugansk, Pavlivka, and Dmitryvka, which were allegedly attacked, are located here.
01:00Novotroitska and Novoasovska, in the occupied Donetsk and Luhansk regions. Also included were
01:07Among the targets are several gas distribution stations, including those in Staropetrivka,
01:13Rosdolne, Marinivka, Novopavlivka, and Partizani. The Ukrainian source attributed the attacks to several
01:20units of the security and defense forces, including the Nemesis, Rarok, and Raid units
01:27and Birds of Mayar. He asserted that since the start of Operation Crimean Blackout on July 1,
01:34Ukrainian forces have struck a total of 315 energy facilities in Crimea and elsewhere.
01:40territories occupied by Russia. The source warned that the attacks could contribute to power outages in
01:46large scale in occupied areas and added that residents should prepare for what
01:51He described it as an early and dark winter, even in Crimea.
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