REUTERS
On October 13, Ukrenergo state company put into operation a Melitopol-Dzhankoy power transmission line, where electricity supply to the Russian-annexed Crimea was suspended due to a damaged tower.
"In the evening on October 12, a 330 kV Melitopol-Dzhankoy power transmission line was repaired. At 06:08 on October 13, the line was put into operation," the report says.
According to the company, the repair of this line allowed resuming the reconstruction of another Kakhovka-Dzhankoy power transmission line, which will last until 19:00 on October 18.
"After that, power supply to Crimea will be carried out according to a regular scheme," Ukrenergo said.
As UNIAN reported earlier, power continued to be supplied to the Russian-annexed Crimea through two power transmission lines as of October 12, despite claims by the activists of an "energy" blockade of the peninsula.
On October 11, Ukraine suspended power supply to Crimea through Melitopol-Dzhankoy power transmission line.