The Ministry of energy of Russia suggested the Ukrainian energy sector assistance in emergency repair works on damaged power lines, but they refused, said a source in the industry.
"The Ministry of energy of Russia offered assistance in the restoration of damaged transmission lines, but they refused, citing the fact that they have every opportunity to do it ", - has explained a situation the source RIA " Novosti ".
as of 13. 00 in Crimea and Sevastopol remain without electricity 1, 641 million, almost five hundred disabled socially significant objects. As said a source in the energy Ministry, the Ministry is considering relocation to the Crimea from other regions of the country for more mobile energy sources, and among them mgtes (mobile gas-turbine power plants). Before that in the Ministry of internal Affairs of Ukraine stated that all four power transmission towers in the Kherson region destroyed. Remember, on the last working day of the week were damaged electrosupport in Genichesk and Chaplynka districts in Kherson region of Ukraine, for the reason that two of the 4 main power lines through which electricity flows to the Crimea, destroyed. In addition to the repair crews arrived activists blockade of the Crimea, who want to prevent the resumption of full deliveries of electric energy to the Peninsula. In the night of Sunday in the Ukrainian interior Ministry said that the feet of the first damaged power lines blown up. As a result, the Crimea was left without electricity. Later power supply was not fully restored in the Republic introduced a state of emergency. On-site generation has allowed to provide a partial supply in some areas of the Crimea, for example in Simferopol. As said on Sunday, the 1st Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic Mikhail Sheremet, head of the headquarters for emergency destruction, all the major cities of the Crimea is connected to the power supply after the full limits of supply from the territory of Ukraine. While in Crimea the algorithm of the power supply of the Peninsula ? enter schedule an emergency outages.

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