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NASA FIRMS detects fires at five electrical substations in occupied Crimea.

NASA FIRMS detects fires at five electrical substations in occupied Crimea. The affected sites are listed as Maryanovka 220/35/10 kV, Belogorsk 110/35/10 kV, Saky 110 kV, Dzhankoi 330 kV, and Staryi Krym 110/35/10 kV. Power outages are reported by locals.

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