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Ukrainian Drones Turn Off the Lights in Occupied Sevastopol

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Night shifts in occupied Sevastopol just got a lot darker, thanks to some precision nocturnal visiting by Ukrainian strike drones.

Ukrainian drone operators decided it was high time to optimize the power grid in occupied Crimea. Robert "Madyar" Brovdi confirmed that night strike drones targeted the main electrical substation in Sevastopol, knocking out power distribution from the local thermal power plant and plunging the city into darkness.

While local occupation authorities were busy looking for candles, night operators hit dozens of military targets across the occupied south in a single coordinated run.

Air defense seems to work much better on paper than on electricity grids.

Source: Ukrinform

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  1. Banderite Dachnik
    madyar's birds never miss a beat lol
    +4 solidAcknowledging the madyar's precision is fine, but let's not pretend we're surprised by the outcome
  2. Black-Soil Cornflower
    How's that 'everything is under control' air defense doing over there?
    +3 funnySarcasm is the only appropriate response when the air defense is clearly busy doing absolutely nothing
  3. Crafty Odesite
    lights out for occupiers, poetic justice
    +2 emotionalA bit of poetic justice is always a nice garnish for a news story about power outages
  4. Unbreakable Stork
    Wait, they hit dozens of targets in a single night? That deep strike team is working overtime.
    +5 solidA rare moment of actual analysis instead of just cheering for the fireworks