Several districts of Crimea were left without electricity

Electricity was cut off or restricted in several cities and districts of Crimea, as well as in Sevastopol. This was announced on November 3 by the press service of the Krymenergo energy company.

"Due to an accident on the main networks outside the Republic of Crimea, there is no electricity supply to the peninsula," the company's website says.

The governor of Sevastopol, Mikhail Razvozhaev, also commented on the situation in his channel in the Maks messenger. He attributed the power outages to an impact on energy infrastructure facilities outside the city. Since Sevastopol receives most of its electricity from other regions, it has not yet been possible to comply even with the "two in six" light supply schedule, an operational headquarters is operating in the city.

Krymenergo reported that specialists are already carrying out restoration work on the damaged areas. It is specified that the available capacities are used to provide electricity to socially important facilities.

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On October 25, Razvozhaev announced the introduction of a three-in-three electricity supply schedule after the attack of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) on Sevastopol. The governor noted that it is impossible to determine in advance the addresses where time restrictions will apply: it depends on the load and the state of the power system. He stressed that measures are needed to prevent more serious accidents, and thanked residents for their patience and understanding.