A state of emergency was declared in Alushta, Crimea

A state of emergency was declared in Alushta, Crimea, due to prolonged power outages and attacks by the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Consensus

The state of emergency (ЧС) was declared in Alushta, Crimea.
The emergency was due to prolonged electricity outages lasting more than two days.
The local branch of 'Krymenergo' compiled a list of residents without power for over 48 hours.
This list was submitted to the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection of Crimea and the Main Department of EMERCOM of Russia in Crimea.
Residents will be able to apply for compensation through the 'Gosuslugi' portal starting July 27.
Additional application centers will be opened in Alushta.

The emergency was declared due to long-term absence of electricity supply, with attacks by unmanned aircraft reported on July 23 and mass drone attacks by Ukrainian armed forces causing infrastructure damage since June 25. — vedomosti
A state of emergency had previously been introduced across the entire Black Sea district of Crimea before Alushta's declaration. — vm
The electricity outages began as sporadic on July 13 and later became more widespread; water supply disruptions also occurred due to power failures, and Alusha is located on the southern coast where power delivery is complicated along with northwestern and eastern regions. — kommersant
The emergency was declared in response to attacks by Ukrainian armed forces and prolonged electricity absence; specific villages (Generskoye, Lesnoye, Malorechenskoye, Rybach'ye, Solnechnogorskoye) were excluded from the blackout list. — vesti