Operators of Ukraine's Raid 413th Regiment have carried out coordinated strikes against four electrical substations in Crimea, targeting infrastructure that the military says supports russian combat operations on the peninsula.
According to the regiment, the overnight operation on June 29 struck facilities in the Kurmanskyi and Dzhankoi districts, as well as in the city of Dzhankoi itself. The attacks were aimed at disrupting electricity supplied to military installations and other infrastructure used by russian forces.
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The targeted facilities included the 220/35 kV Marianivka, 110/35/10 kV Oleksandrivka, 110/35/10 kV Vypasne, and 330 kV Dzhankoi electrical substations. Together, these nodes form part of the regional power distribution network that supports military consumers across northern Crimea.
The 413th Regiment said russian forces rely on these substations to provide electricity to military bases, logistics hubs, and other facilities essential for sustaining operations in temporarily occupied territory. Striking the power infrastructure is intended to complicate military logistics without directly engaging frontline units.
The operation was conducted using Ukrainian-made strike drones manufactured by Fire Point.
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