Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces struck another 18 electrical substations in Russian-occupied territories as part of Operation Crimean Power Switch Off, including 14 in occupied Crimea.
This was announced by the commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces, Robert "Madyar" Brovdi.
"An additional 18 energy facilities were hit between July 25 and 27 in Crimea (14) and other temporarily occupied territories (4) by the Unmanned Systems Forces," Brovdi said.
According to him, a total of 154 energy targets were struck between July 1 and July 27.
Among the facilities hit in Crimea between July 25 and 27 were the 330 kV Simferopolska electrical substation in Simferopol and the 220 kV Bakhchysarai electrical substation in Bakhchysarai, which was struck twice during the July 25–27 period.
The strikes also targeted the 110 kV Luchova substation in Muromske, Kapsel in Sudak, Nyva in Nyva, Novoozerna in Novoozerne, Perevalne in Perevalne, Sudak in Sudak, Dozorne in Dozorne, Zhaivoronky in Zhaivoronky, Skvortsove in Skvortsove, Alushta in Alushta, Artek in Hurzuf, and Blyzhni Kamyshi in Feodosia.
In other Russian-occupied parts of Ukraine, the Unmanned Systems Forces struck electrical substations in Honcharivka in the Luhansk region, Tavrychanka and Tavriia in the Kherson region, and Novyi Svit in the Donetsk region.
