Kiev turned off the light Crimea despite promises
Crimea receives electricity for only one of the 3 previously worked transit lines from Ukraine, at that time as yesterday Kiev just promised Peninsula uninterrupted supply of electricity. Inhabitants have been warned about possible outages of light.

Crimea receives electricity for only one of the 3 previously worked transit lines from Ukraine, at that time as yesterday Kiev just promised Peninsula uninterrupted supply of electricity. Inhabitants have been warned about possible outages of light.
"The power of the Crimea is one of the 4 transit lines "Melitopol - Dzhankoy", - is told in the news of the Crimean Ministry of fuel and energy. In consequence formed in the United energy system of Ukraine the situation on an emergency application of the duty Manager "Ukrenergo" were disconnected high-voltage strip "Kakhovka - Titan" and "Kakhovka - Dzhankoy". The next line - "Kakhovka-Ostrovskaya" was displayed in the scheduled maintenance at the request of the southern power company for another 15 October.
Crimean authorities argue that in order to avoid disconnections of consumers will be involved are all available in the Crimea generation sources. However the probable limitation of the supply of electric power during periods of peak consumption, which accounts for the evening, RIA Novosti reported.
It should be noted that yesterday Kiev just promised Peninsula uninterrupted supply of electricity. The head of the Republic Sergey Aksenov assured in that day that the opposition can feel the 1st fruits of this Treaty - off steel minimum, the situation stabilized. But on the coming of the day of the Ukrainian side has not kept his word.
Ukraine is experiencing difficulties with the production of electricity due to lack of coal. In consequence of the incident in Kiev Donbass lost the main mass of the coal mines. The state company "Ukrenergo" from 1 December conducts electricity due to lack of capacity in the power system. Large-scale blackouts in December touched and Crimea, which receives a substantial part of electricity from Ukraine, however over time the situation has stabilized.