A state of emergency has been declared in occupied Crimea and Sevastopol, primarily to address economic issues including financial and contractual relations, and damage recovery. This measure, announced by Russian-installed head Sergey Aksyonov, imposes no restrictions on residents such as curfews or movement limits. The declaration follows recent power outages and a fuel crisis on the peninsula, leading to the suspension of children’s summer camp admissions.

• State of emergency declared in occupied Crimea and Sevastopol starting June 26.
• Primary goal is to restore order in economic affairs, including financial, monetary, credit, and contractual relations.
• No restrictions on residents, including movement or curfews.
• Recent power outages in Crimea and Sevastopol followed Ukrainian strikes.
• Peninsula-wide “temporary power restrictions” regime introduced previously.
• Fuel crisis ongoing since late May, with suspended fuel sales.
• Admissions to children’s summer camps suspended until end of summer.