Critical Power Outage Schedule Introduced in Russian-Occupied Sevastopol
Residents faced two hours of electricity followed by six hours without power as outages were reported across occupied Crimea, according to Ukrinform.
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A critical power outage schedule was introduced in Russian-occupied Sevastopol, with residents reportedly receiving two hours of electricity followed by six hours without power, according to a report from Ukrinform.
The Ukrainian news agency said power supply restrictions were in effect across temporarily occupied Crimea on September 29, with outages carried out depending on conditions in individual energy districts.
Varying conditions across occupied Crimea
According to the report, Sevastopol faced the most severe restrictions among the areas affected, with the critical schedule applied specifically to that city. Other districts in occupied Crimea reportedly experienced outages tied to local energy conditions rather than the stricter schedule imposed in Sevastopol.
The report did not specify the underlying cause of the power restrictions or how long the outage schedule was expected to remain in place.
Russian occupation authorities have not been quoted in the available reporting regarding the outages or their cause.
Sources
- Critical power outage schedule introduced in occupied Sevastopol — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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