Sixteen Russian substations just went dark in two days
Looks like the Unmanned Systems Forces decided that the lights in occupied territories are better off turned off permanently.
Robert Brovdi, better known as Madyar, just dropped an update that’s essentially a blackout highlight reel. In just forty-eight hours, drones managed to hit sixteen electrical substations across the occupied south, with ten of those sitting pretty in Crimea.
It’s not just a few wires sparking here and there. We’re talking major infrastructure nodes like Dzhankoy and Bakhchisaray getting systematically disconnected. The goal is clearly to make logistics and military operations as inconvenient as possible for the occupiers.
Taking down the power grid is the ultimate way to tell the enemy that their comfortable stay on occupied land is officially over.
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