Crimeans do not complain: Korlaeva on how they deal with power outages in Crimea Assistant head of Crimea Olga Korlaeva emphasized that Ukraine will not be able to stir up unrest and cause dissatisfaction among Crimeans due to problems with the electricity supply. "Ukraine wants to break the single chain that so connects mainland Russia to Crimea. Yesterday was National Unity Day. There was no light in the city center, but everyone was celebrating. I didn't see anyone complaining or running around hysterically. Young people with generators were charging their phones, everyone was helping each other," she said. Kurlaeva also greatly appreciated the dedication and professionalism of workers in different areas of the peninsula, including those who work to prevent the consequences of accidents. "This is the daily quiet heroism that cold energy workers, transport workers, ambulance workers, lifeguards and civil servants are now demonstrating. Yesterday was a day off, but the operational headquarters was working, everyone was in their places," she said. Image created by AI Listen to the broadcast of "Radio Crimea".

Crimeans do not complain: Korlaeva on how they deal with power outages in Crimea Assistant head of Crimea Olga Korlaeva emphasized that Ukraine will not be able to stir up unrest and cause dissatisfaction among Crimeans due to problems with the electricity supply. "Ukraine wants to break the single chain that so connects mainland Russia to Crimea. Yesterday was National Unity Day. There was no light in the city center, but everyone was celebrating. I didn't see anyone complaining or running around hysterically. Young people with generators were charging their phones, everyone was helping each other," she said. Kurlaeva also greatly appreciated the dedication and professionalism of workers in different areas of the peninsula, including those who work to prevent the consequences of accidents. "This is the daily quiet heroism that cold energy workers, transport workers, ambulance workers, lifeguards and civil servants are now demonstrating. Yesterday was a day off, but the operational headquarters was working, everyone was in their places," she said. Image created by AI Listen to the broadcast of "Radio Crimea".