Madyar announced that 16 power facilities in occupied Crimea had been struck
Over the past two days, Ukrainian units have carried out a successful operation, striking 16 power facilities in the temporarily occupied Crimea.
This step is a strategically important phase aimed at systematically dismantling enemy rear areas and limiting the capabilities of the occupying forces.
“Minus 16 power distribution centers in 48 hours. The Crimean circuit breaker is now in the ‘off’ position,” SBS Commander Madyar noted succinctly in a statement.
Such an intensity of strikes demonstrates the Ukrainian military’s systematic approach to undermining the peninsula’s occupation infrastructure, which critically affects the enemy’s operations.
According to Brovdi, the Unmanned Systems Forces’ strategy involves the comprehensive attrition of the enemy through the destruction of air defense systems and the creation of a “logistical and fuel shortage.”
The destruction of power and communications hubs is a necessary prerequisite for the gradual isolation of Russian forces on the peninsula, which should ultimately lead “to the complete withdrawal of the colonizers and collaborators.”
The commander also emphasized the futility of the enemy’s attempts to compensate for power outages using generators.
He ironically noted that the lack of electricity creates additional obstacles for Russian propaganda, since “it becomes technically difficult to watch Solovyov ‘talk about victory’—reality shuts down the propaganda.”
In his address, “Madyar” advised the occupiers to immediately prepare for evacuation, as further degradation of the infrastructure will only complicate their escape.
“It won’t be a walk in the park. It’s time to pack your bags and head to the train station bound for Russia,” he concluded, joking that finding the way to Rostov in complete darkness would be much more difficult.
This was reported by Robert “Madyar” Brovdi, commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces, on his Facebook page.
Photo: Drones struck two substations in occupied Crimea
Defense forces struck a Russian helicopter and a key bridge
