The Ukrainian authorities unilaterally disconnected from the power supply of the whole Crimean Peninsula. For fresh information, all cities there is no light. The Minister of fuel and energy of the Republic of Crimea Sergey Yegorov said that the Peninsula metropolis Sevastopol were completely disconnected from the power supply. "An hour ago unilaterally from Ukraine is completely turned off the electricity of the Republic of the Crimea and city of Sevastopol. All 4 lines to zero" - quoted by the official TASS. According to him, are raising their own generation to provide electricity to at least half of the Peninsula, as well as the operation of mobile communication. "Negotiations with Ukraine on the fact, that it has restored electricity of the Republic," added Smith. For fresh information, in any town of the Peninsula, including Simferopol, no light, turned off all trunk line. Strategic objects, even the international airport and railway stations, in addition do not receive electricity. Intermittent work mobile relationship - with Autonomous power base stations. Approximately one hour after the conflict Ukraine has resumed the supply of the Crimea. But the absolute resumption of operation of the Peninsula is planned for the evening. "The energy reconstructed. 1st 650 megawatts went in the afternoon the situation is completely normal," said 1st Deputy Chairman of the Crimean government Mikhail Sheremet. Note, the head of the Republic Sergey Aksenov December 23, said that Russia has signed an agreement with Ukraine on the transit of electricity in the area of the Crimea. "The agreement ensures an uninterrupted supply of electricity from Ukraine to Crimea... The Ukraine paid in full", - he said. Earlier, Ukraine has repeatedly kept the power on the Peninsula, in consequence of which was administered schedule of blackouts. During peak hours of consumption of the Peninsula at 70-90% dependent on flows from the territory of Ukraine. Own production of electricity in the Crimea guarantee CHP, solar and wind power. Irregular supply of electricity in the Crimea was launched in early August. From the beginning of December light in some areas of the Crimea was cut in half to two hours a day.