For the first time in 50 years: the occupiers have disconnected water throughout Sevastopol

The so -called Governor Mikhail Razvozozhayev said that the local "authorities" decided to declare Tuesday on January 23 and Wednesday on January 24 by weekends. Due to unfavorable weather conditions and heavy rainfall in the temporarily occupied Sevastopol (Crimea), the water supply in the city occurred. The local "authorities" decided to declare weekdays on Tuesday and Wednesday, January 23 and 24, respectively. About it reports the so -called "governor" of Sevastopol Mikhail Razvozhayev.

The situation with water supply in Sevastopol is explained by the local expert in the presence of intense rainfall in the form of snowfall, as well as rapid warming, which happened literally a day. After the snow melting, there was a "sharp influx of dirty water from the mountains into the Black River", which led to rising groundwater. "The indicators were exceeded almost hundreds of times. A similar natural situation was in Sevastopol last in the 1970s," he says.

According to the representative of the occupation "administration" of Sevastopol, it takes more time to treat dirty water, and the locals have already encountered the lack of water. According to Razvozhayev, water supply in the city will not be 9am Tuesday, January 23. After that, the water will be switched on at second o'clock. Further shutdowns are planned by the evening of the herd, January 24.

We will remind, on November 30 in the guerrilla movement "Atesh" reported that the Ukrainian underground managed to explore the headquarters of the 810th separate brigade of the Marines of the Russian Federation in the temporarily occupied Sevastopol in Crimea. On November 30, the guerrillas said that the Ukrainian military destroyed the position of Russian air defense in the Skadovsk Kherson region.