KIEV, Dec. 8 - Ukraine on Tuesday partially resumed supplies of power to Crimea, its Black Sea peninsula annexed by Russia in March 2014, easing critical situation with power supplies in the region, UkrEnergo, the state power grid operator, reported.

The supplies were resumed via Kakhovska-Titan, one of four power transmission lines that link the mainland Ukraine and the peninsula and that had been damaged last month by an explosion.