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Russian Fast Craft Base Hit Near Mizhvodne as Mass Exodus Accelerates Under Blackout

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Ukrainian forces continue to sever the military and utility Lifelines supporting the occupation. Overnight operations hit the Russian naval speed-boat staging area at Mizhvodne, while a coordinated drone campaign struck 10 vital energy infrastructure hubs across occupied Crimea, Kherson, and Luhansk over July 28–29.

Naval Staging Crippled: Precision strikes at Mizhvodne hit high-speed naval craft vital for enemy coastal defence.

Widespread Utilities Shutdown: 10 power supply nodes hit in two days have severely deepened energy deficits across all occupied southern regions.

Mass Exodus to Mainland: Panic is sweeping Crimea. Fearing an unlivable, icy winter without heating or electricity, thousands of civilians are filling the roads, fleeing the peninsula toward mainland Russia.

As energy lines break and military bases burn, the occupation’s grip on the peninsula is crumbling from within.

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