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Crimea again without electricity: the region did not have time to recover from yesterday's attacks, the armed forces of Ukraine again damaged the energy infrastructure that supplies Sevastopol with electricity Governor Mikhail Razvozhiev said that the electricity supplied to the city is not enough to supply it according to the schedule, but facilities of social significance - hospitals, water plants and others - are supplied with electricity. In Kerch - program "4 in 20 hours", mass stops in Simferopol, Alushta, Ofturia, Faodosia. There are interruptions in the water supply in Optoria and trolley buses in Simferopol. Crimean journalist Alexander Gurny from Koktebel describes the situation as more tense than 10 days ago: "There are very big problems with cellular communication - it's almost impossible to get through." According to him, the village is dark, the shops operate on generators and the electricity limits are so low that electrical engineers distribute them mainly to social and critical infrastructures. Light can only be provided for a few hours — so that people can solve their daily problems and their refrigerators won't leak. "The weather makes the problems worse: a storm and rain are expected, with an average of 6-7 degrees at night. "Of course, gasification in the Crimea is not at the highest level. Those who have gas are a little more lucky, but many domestic consumers work on electricity, my whole house is on electricity - it is not clear how to heat it," says Gurni.

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Crimea again without electricity: the region did not have time to recover from yesterday's attacks, the armed forces of Ukraine again damaged the energy infrastructure that supplies Sevastopol with electricity Governor Mikhail Razvozhiev said that the electricity supplied to the city is not enough to supply it according to the schedule, but facilities of social significance - hospitals, water plants and others - are supplied with electricity. In Kerch - program "4 in 20 hours", mass stops in Simferopol, Alushta, Ofturia, Faodosia. There are interruptions in the water supply in Optoria and trolley buses in Simferopol. Crimean journalist Alexander Gurny from Koktebel describes the situation as more tense than 10 days ago: "There are very big problems with cellular communication - it's almost impossible to get through." According to him, the village is dark, the shops operate on generators and the electricity limits are so low that electrical engineers distribute them mainly to social and critical infrastructures. Light can only be provided for a few hours — so that people can solve their daily problems and their refrigerators won't leak. "The weather makes the problems worse: a storm and rain are expected, with an average of 6-7 degrees at night. "Of course, gasification in the Crimea is not at the highest level. Those who have gas are a little more lucky, but many domestic consumers work on electricity, my whole house is on electricity - it is not clear how to heat it," says Gurni.

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