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Darkness Spreads Across Crimea: Explosions Rock Gvardeyskoe and Feodosia Power Grid Burns

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Nighttime strikes have once again shattered the illusion of security in occupied Crimea. Explosions echoed through Simferopol near the Gvardeyskoe military airfield, while mobile fire teams scrambled near Russian military units at Cape Fiolent in Sevastopol.

Key infrastructure developments and operational impact:

Feodosia Substation Ablaze: A direct hit set fire to the massive high-voltage grid facility on Kerch Highway, disabling Feodosia High-Voltage Trunk Power Networks.

Widespread Blackouts: Kerch is completely plunged into darkness, most of Feodosia has lost power, and residents in Simferopol and Sevastopol report severe voltage surges and flickering lights.

Unstoppable Civilian Exodus: With critical energy nodes burning down, panic is surging. Terrified of a freezing winter without heat, fuel, or light, residents continue to flee the peninsula for the Russian mainland en masse.

The systematic collapse of the occupation’s power grid is accelerating by the day.

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