Crimea strikes cause outages Orenburg plant also targeted

Jun 24

TSN attributes strikes on Crimean facilities to the SBU and Unmanned Systems Forces. It reads commander Brovdi/Madyar's claim about Sevastopol's main electrical substation and reports overnight outages, all Sevastopol in darkness, a hit on the Balaklava Thermal Power Plant and scheduled power cuts. The Sevastopol governor calls the situation difficult. TSN reports explosions involving a Simferopol electrical substation, fire near the Hvardiiske military airfield, which it describes as a drone-launch site, and burning fuel and ammunition warehouses of the Black Sea Fleet's 133rd Brigade in Bakhchysarai. It also relays SBU claims about air defenses and several airfields. The roundup ends with local-authority, witness and Ukrainian General Staff accounts of an Orenburg gas-processing-plant strike. The recap returns to Crimea, calling the Simferopol site a power plant rather than a substation.

TSN reports overnight June 24 strikes in occupied Crimea, attributing claims to the SBU and Unmanned Systems Forces. It says Sevastopol lost power, the Balaklava Thermal Power Plant was hit and scheduled cuts followed; the governor describes a difficult situation. It reports a Simferopol electrical site, fire near Hvardiiske airfield and burning Black Sea Fleet fuel/ammunition warehouses in Bakhchysarai, and relays SBU claims of air-defense and airfield hits. The main report calls the Simferopol site a substation; the recap calls it a power plant. Claimed targets and damage remain attributed reporting.