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Total Energy Isolation: Drone Campaign Strikes 13 Power Hubs and Over 190 Supply Ships in Crimea

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Occupied Crimea is sinking deeper into an unavoidable infrastructure collapse. Following fresh overnight drone strikes across Alushta and Yalta, major power outages have plunged multiple districts into total darkness.

The numbers behind the operational squeeze:

Grid Crippled: Between July 21–22, targeted Ukrainian strikes hit 13 critical energy hubs and electrical substations across Crimea and occupied territories.

Maritime Supply Cut: As part of the ongoing blockade, 196 fuel-supplying vessels servicing the Russian occupation forces have now been struck.

Panicked Exodus: With light, heat, and fuel disappearing, residents are fleeing en masse to the Russian mainland out of fear of facing a freezing, unpowered winter.

The systematic isolation of Crimea is entering its final, decisive phase.

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