Russian occupation representatives in annexed Crimea have shut down all children's summer camps, rationed petrol sales to administration officials only and cancelled all public events, as Ukraine intensifies a drone and missile campaign targeting the peninsula's fuel and energy infrastructure.
The summer camp suspension is taking effect from Monday until 1 September and includes the “booking of places, the admission and accommodation of children and groups of children at children's holiday and health resorts.”
"In the current circumstances, these measures are necessary to ensure public safety," the Moscow-installed officials said.
On Sunday, rolling electricity consumption schedules were also introduced in occupied Crimea due to power supply problems.
A partial power outage reportedly occurred among consumers in the north-western, central and south coast energy districts in the Russian-occupied peninsula due to damage to power grid facilities.
