In Crimea, a fire broke out at a thermal power plant following the arrivals, and the power went out
On June 23 in Kerch, a series of explosions triggered a massive fire at a combined heat and power plant, leading to widespread power outages on the occupied peninsula.
According to preliminary reports, the CHP plant in the Arshintseve area of Kerch may have been hit.
Monitoring groups confirm the fire at the facility and note that one of the tanks was hit.
It is also reported that satellite monitoring data recorded a smoke plume approximately 47 kilometers long.
Meanwhile, the occupying authorities stated that the power outage was caused by “technical malfunctions in the power grids.” The company “Krymenergo” confirmed that emergency repairs were underway and promised to restore power within 24 hours.
Among the areas left without power were Yevpatoria, Saki, Krasnoperekopsk, Dzhankoy, the Krasnoperekopsk District, the Saki District, the Dzhankoy District, and the Krasnogvardeisky District.
The causes of the incident have not been officially specified, and emergency repair work is ongoing.
This was reported by the Telegram channel “Crimean Wind.”
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