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Massandra, Crimea serves hot meals after Ukrainian power strikes

Ukrainian attacks on power plants and infrastructure in Crimea have left many residents without electricity, forcing them to rely on communal hot meals. In the town of Massandra, administration head Oksana Madyud said her team is preparing roughly 200 meals each day, serving buckwheat and reheated tinned beef to people queuing on the street.

Residents such as Marina, who struggles with a leg injury, and Alexandra, who endured ten days without power, described the difficulty of cooking at home and the relief provided by the soup kitchens. Ukraine has said the strikes are intended to "bring the war back home to Russia". Crimea, annexed by Russia in 2014, continues to face limited fuel supplies throughout the summer.

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