Ukraine Launches Attacks on Russian-Occupied Crimea, Leaving Sevastopol Without Power

Ukraine launched attacks on energy infrastructure in Crimea, resulting in a power cut in Sevastopol, the largest city on the Russia-controlled peninsula. The attacks were confirmed by Al Jazeera, which reported the outage as a direct consequence of the strikes. Tass, the Russian state news agency, also confirmed the power disruption, citing an attack on the energy infrastructure. Governor Mikhail Razvozhayev of Crimea stated that a special regime has been declared at the facilities, though the exact nature of this regime was not elaborated. The incident highlights the continued military engagement in the region, with Ukraine targeting Russian-controlled infrastructure in Crimea.