Ukrainian attack drones continue to strike energy infrastructure in Russian-occupied Crimea, hitting another 9 substations and a power plant overnight. 60 substations have been hit so far this month, with daily blackouts and load shedding seen across Crimea as the grid fails.

Why, nearly 5 years later has the season not been opened on russian substations on russian soil in russia?! Russian soldiers and (what tourists remain) in Crimea & OTs are not going to overthrow their government, unlike the millions of citizens denied electricity inside russia.

Legal issue(s) aside, Ukraine is demonstrating something important: you don't need to defeat an army to make occupied territory ungovernable. You just need to make the lights go out. Every night.♠️

this is ukrainian propaganda, in reality the brave and patriotic russian substations were destroying the ukrainian drones launched at them. your video proves that no ukrainian drone survived. you are telling the truth but you need to change perspective

Pushing an occupied area back into the stone age is a priority until the invaders remove themselves.

Trump is doubling down on Putin. The Trump administration will support a draft bill that would impose heavy financial penalties on purchasers of Russian oil, adding to economic pressure on Moscow, all in an effort to bring Russia's four-year war on Ukraine to a close, sources told CBS News.

I look forward to the same liberals freaking out about Trump attacking power stations in Iran as “warcrimes” also freak out about this. Except they wont of course. It’s war, power gen is a target.

Looks like the grid’s new hobby is hide‑and‑seek, and the drones are winning every round.

Where do substation replacements come from mid-war?

Yea cuz the world needs less energy I guess.

Holy smokes Ukraine is lighting Russia up

Crimea is Ukraine. 🇺🇦

I don’t think the Ukrainian or Russian respect human life. War crimes hold no value to them

It took a while for Ukraine to recognize and build the capability, but the strategic battle was always going to be the key to defeating Russia. Doing so in a precise, economic way makes it internationally acceptable, unlike the Russian "over there" attacks on Ukr.

Modern conflicts aren't just fought on the battlefield anymore. Power infrastructure has become one of the biggest pressure points, and every strike can have effects far beyond the immediate target.