Ukrainian forces strike key electricity entry point to Crimea and five substations

A key electricity entry point to Crimea from Russia and five substations were hit. The Kuban-Crimea energy bridge, a critical point for electricity entering the occupied peninsula from Russia, was struck on July 8. This was reported by the commander of the UAV Systems Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Robert Brodsky, also known as "Madjar." The attack also targeted five electrical substations, a training ground, and three radar stations. Brodsky stated that the attacked section of the energy bridge is 14.5 km long and consists of four underwater cable lines.