Attacks on Crimea’s power lines last weekend left the peninsula in darkness, with the increasingly fraught relations between Kiev and Moscow resulting in Russia suspending Ukraine’s coal supply. Russia has had administrative control over Crimea since the annexation in March 2014, but the region remains dependent on Ukrainian supply lines for its power.
Interfax News Agency spoke about the regional power dynamics with Sijbren de Jong. The full article can be read here.
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