Video: Footage has surfaced online showing what the roads in Crimea look like after the shelling
Footage has been shared online showing what the roads look like in occupied Crimea. The published footage illustrates the condition of the road surface and the conditions that people who decide to travel to Crimea via the land corridor may encounter.
The authors of the post emphasize that what is shown in the video is only a small fraction of the problems that may await travelers on this route.
“This is only a fraction of the horror that awaits you if you decide to travel to Crimea via the land corridor. It’s terrifying. I don’t recommend it.”
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Thus, people planning to travel to occupied Crimea via the land corridor are being warned about difficult road conditions and urged to consider the potential risks of such a trip.
In occupied Crimea, power outages began following a series of explosions. Some settlements were left without power, and hourly restrictions were imposed in the Kurman district.
Recently, reports emerged from the temporarily occupied Crimea of fires at two large solar power plants—“Mykolaivka” in the Simferopol district and “Okhotnikove” in the Saki district. The causes of the fires have not yet been determined.
