00:00According to Reuters, in occupied Crimea, residents are queuing for food.
00:06hot due to power outages caused by Ukrainian attacks on infrastructure.
00:12In Mazandra, under a blazing sun, a cook pours oil into huge pots outdoors,
00:18preparing food for dozens of people who can no longer cook properly in their homes
00:23homes. The cities and towns of Crimea spend most of the summer dealing with a
00:29Limited fuel supply and electrical problems. Attacks on power plants
00:34Energy and other infrastructure have made daily life on the peninsula increasingly similar
00:39It's less and less like a holiday season. Instead of the tourist bustle, there are queues for food.
00:45gas search, cooking without electricity and a dependence on hot lunches.
00:51The head of the Mazandra administration, standing next to huge pots boiling with wheat
00:56The buckwheat, which is then served alongside a hot stew, told Reuters that his staff
01:01It serves about 200 people a day.
01:04We prepare hot lunches for people, since under the current conditions not everyone has access to food.
01:09They have the option of cooking hot food on electric stoves, he stated.
01:14Marina, a local resident, said that her leg injury makes it difficult for her to go down from
01:19her apartment on the tenth floor. But the lack of electricity forced her to look for
01:24a gas stove and gas canisters for cooking. Another elderly resident, Alexandra,
01:31She said she came attracted by the smell of dinner after ten days without electricity.
01:36For Moscow, it's a humiliating image, observers note. Crimea, which the Kremlin
01:43For years it presented itself as a showcase of its power and a symbol of stability, it
01:48It increasingly resembles a territory of humanitarian crisis. People are queuing for buckwheat.
01:54and stewed meat because their electric stoves don't work. The Ukrainian campaign to isolate
02:00The peninsula is affecting not only military installations, but also Russia's capabilities
02:06to provide Crimea with basic infrastructure.
02:08It is worth remembering that the commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces of the Armed Forces
02:14Robert Brovdy, from Ukraine, declared that Ukraine will soon completely isolate occupied Crimea.
02:21The officer spoke about it in an interview with Reuters, conducted in a bunker.
02:26underground facility that serves as one of the centers of the Unmanned Systems Forces.
02:31Madiar told reporters that drone attacks in the last month have decreased by two
02:37Thirds of the traffic on the land corridor to Crimea. And the Ukrainian army has no
02:42intention to stop. In another month, Ukraine will gain full control of the highway.
02:48The commander stated. He also announced the complete isolation of Crimea in the near future.
02:55A severe fuel shortage has already emerged on the peninsula and in other occupied territories.
03:01This is a result of Ukrainian drone attacks against key logistics routes of
03:06aggressor on the southern front. Brovdi noted that, for his men, destroying military trucks
03:12And Russian fuel tankers are as easy a task as hunting partridges in
03:18open field. These attacks have effectively paralyzed the logistics of the Russian army.
03:25which led to the halt of their offensive. We will create conditions that will make it extremely
03:30It is unlikely that any Russian military personnel or workers in the military-industrial complex will remain in
03:36Crimea, in other occupied territories, or even approaching them, Madiar asserted. He added that
03:44Ukraine also intends to deliver painful blows deep within the
03:49Russian rearguard, so that the aggressor feels the pain of the war, which he himself unleashed.
03:55It is worth noting that Ukraine has begun attacking the bridges across the Isthmus that connects Crimea with the
04:01mainland territory. At least seven attacks have been carried out in the last week alone. The
04:08The southern group of troops has been cut off from its supplies and Crimea is now without
04:13fuel or military supplies.
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