Ukraine Shuts Down 13 Russian Power Stations Across Occupied Territories in 48-Hour Drone Campaign
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Ukraine's strikes on substations feeding Feodosia, Donuzlav, and other nodes target grid redundancy rather than isolated facilities, raising the repair burden on Russian crews already stretched by weeks of prior attacks and compounding a fuel and electricity crisis that forced occupation authorities to declare a state of emergency on the peninsula. The parallel hit on the Melitopol fuel depot shows the campaign widening beyond electricity to fuel stocks sustaining occupation forces across multiple oblasts. Reporting rests entirely on Commander Brovdi's Telegram statement, amplified without independent verification or corroborating imagery by Kyiv Independent, Euromaidan Press, and United24 Media; the tally may reflect operational messaging projecting momentum behind Ukraine's stated aim of isolating Crimea rather than an independent battle damage assessment.
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- Moscow will fall — 13 Russian power stations shut down across occupied Ukraine, military says -
Kyiv Independent - Ukrainian drones disabled 13 Russian power stations across occupied territory in 48 hours, commander says -
Euromaidan Press - Ukrainian Forces Target Russian Energy Grid, Striking 12 Substations in 48 Hours -
United24 Media - SBS drones shut down 12 electrical substations and 1 gas distribution station in occupied territory in 48 hours -
Robert "Madyar" Brovdi (Unmanned Systems Forces Commander), Telegram