Drones Are Launching A Massive Attack On Crimea
- 23.07.2026, 8:14
In Yalta and Feodosia, the occupiers’ power grid was hit.
On the night of July 23, drones launched a occupied Crimea to a massive attack. Reports circulating online describe numerous explosions in Feodosia, Sevastopol, Yevpatoria, and Yalta.
In particular, the occupiers’ energy infrastructure came under attack from the drones. This was reported by the monitoring channel “Crimean Wind”.
The attack on the occupied peninsula began around 1:00 a.m. Initially, explosions and gunfire were heard in Feodosia, and shortly thereafter, OSINT analysts recorded a series of powerful explosions and a large number of drones flying over Yalta.
Subsequently, monitoring channels reported that a local electrical substation in Feodosia may have been targeted.
“They probably hit a power substation on Korabelny Lane. This is the 110/10/0.4 kV substation (TP-1106 “Vostok”),” writes “Krymsky Veter.”
Footage of the nighttime drone attack on Feodosia and Yalta
Around 3:00 a.m., analysts reported that another strike may have occurred near Feodosia. According to preliminary data, the 110/35/6 kV “Primorskaya” substation may have been targeted.
The OSINT channel Exilenova+ also reported a drone attack and strikes on energy infrastructure in occupied Yalta. According to analysts from the Supernova+ channel, an electrical substation in Yalta may also have been attacked.
At the time of publication, there was no official confirmation of strikes on the aforementioned energy facilities.
The so-called governor of Sevastopol Mikhail Razvozhayev also reported that the city came under attack by unmanned aerial vehicles that night. He wrote that in the Balaklava district, Russian air defense forces allegedly managed to shoot down at least four drones.
At the same time, “Crimean Wind” speculated that drones in Sevastopol may have attacked an air defense position near the Balaklava Thermal Power Plant. A series of explosions was heard there, followed by a detonation. However, there have been no official comments on the matter.