The ATESH partisan movement has gathered information on widespread problems with electricity, water and fuel supplies, as well as logistics, in Ukrainian cities temporarily occupied by Russian forces.
According to Ukrinform, ATESH shared the information on Telegram.
The partisans report that the Russian-occupied cities of Berdiansk and Melitopol in the Zaporizhzhia region are experiencing power outages lasting from four to six consecutive days. When electricity is restored, voltage fluctuates between 123 and 195 volts, causing household appliances to fail and triggering further disruptions to the power grid.
The shutdown of pumping stations has left Melitopol without running water. In the Yurivka and Pishchane districts, residents have gone more than eight days without water.
In Berdiansk, the lack of electricity at water treatment facilities has led to a shortage of drinking water. Rust-colored technical water is reportedly flowing from household taps. Fuel shortages have also driven the price of A-95 gasoline in the city to as much as 220 rubles per liter.
