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Operation Crimean Switch-Off: Another 18 Substations Down

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The Unmanned Systems Forces just turned the lights out on more Russian infrastructure.

It seems the Unmanned Systems Forces, led by Robert Brovdi, have been busy lately. They’ve dubbed the latest round of fun Crimean Switch-Off, and honestly, the name fits perfectly. Over the last few days, they managed to hit another 18 energy hubs.

Most of these were in Crimea, including major substations like Simferopolskaya and Bakhchisaray. They didn't stop there, though—they also hit targets across the occupied parts of the Luhansk, Kherson, and Donetsk regions. That brings the total to 154 energy targets wiped out since the start of July.

It is becoming quite difficult for the occupation to maintain a reliable power grid when everything seems to be short-circuiting on command. The lights are not just flickering; they are disappearing.

Source: Ukrinform

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  1. Independent Sunflower
    Keep them in the dark! Absolutely brilliant work.
    +2 emotionalNothing says 'I love the smell of napalm in the morning' quite like cheering for a blackout
  2. Black-Soil Banderite
    154 in a month? The logistics must be a nightmare for them.
    +1 boringA logistical analysis that is about as thrilling as watching paint dry in the dark
  3. Freedom-Loving Dachnik
    Are we sure this actually cripples their military capability or just makes locals angry?
    +6 solidSomeone actually decided to use their brain instead of just clapping like a trained seal
  4. Defiant Banderite
    Need more of this. Every single day.
    +1 jokeA very concise way of saying you enjoy chaos, though it lacks the flair of a true pyromaniac