Power outage leaves over 60 homes in darkness for nearly a day in Krasnodar.
A power outage in the Republic of Dagestan has led to a second round of protests, with over 80,000 residents in the region still without power. The exact cause of the outage is unknown, and there is no scheduled power outage or water shortage reported for the Krasnodar region on August 12, 2025, or the days following.
In the Krasnodar region, residents in several districts have been without water for almost a month, according to Yuga.ru. However, there are no indications of water shortages in the region during this period, as reported.
The power outage in Dagestan has extended, with no electricity from 9:00 to 17:00. The location of the second round of protests in Dagestan is not specified in the available information.
Meanwhile, in Krasnodar, a power outage is scheduled to affect several areas of the city on August 12. The affected addresses include Kalinina, Adygeyskaya Naberezhnaya, Krasnye Partizany, Industrialnaya, Yan Poluyana, Sormovskaya, Gимназическая, Sedina, Yanovskogo, Ofitserskaya, Vavilova, Tyuleva, Beregovaya, Matrosova, Zakharaova, Lukyanenko, Rossiyskaya, Moskovskaya, Furmanova, Levanevskogo, Shosse Neftyanikov, 40-letiya Pobedy, proezd 5-i Linei Poimy reki Kuban, proezd Matrosova, proezd 2-i Neftazavodskoy, proezd 3-i Neftazavodskoy, pereulok Zvezdny, pereulok Mayiskiy, pereulok Konstantinovskiy, pereulok Petrovskiy.
It is important to note that the recent reports on power outages concern Makhachkala city, and there is no mention of scheduled outages or water shortages in Krasnodar or its region in the provided search results. Additionally, there are no reports of power outages or water shortages in Krasnodar linked to recent events or military activities, such as Ukrainian drone strikes on oil and refinery facilities in Krasnodar Krai in early August 2025, which caused fires but no direct mention of resulting power or water supply interruptions.
For up-to-date, localized outage schedules or municipal water supply warnings, checking Krasnodar city or Krasnodar regional government official sites or utility providers’ communications would be recommended, as such operational details might not be widely reported in international or general news sources.
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