Occupiers' operational headquarters in Crimea switches to 24-hour operation due to fear of strikes - partisans
Kyiv • UNN
Starting June 21, the operational headquarters of the occupied peninsula will work around the clock in anticipation of powerful strikes by the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The occupation administration is hastily evacuating the remains of its headquarters.
The operational headquarters of occupied Crimea will switch to a permanent 24-hour operation mode starting June 21. The decision was made amid expectations of likely very powerful strikes by the Ukrainian Defense Forces on the peninsula as early as the end of this week. This was reported by agents of the "ATESH" movement working in administrations of various levels in Crimea, according to UNN.
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As reported by the partisans, there is a possibility that the remnants of the Black Sea Fleet headquarters may not have time to leave the peninsula before the start of serious strikes and risk coming under fire.
The operational headquarters is an inter-agency coordination body for territorial defense, which brings together representatives of the Ministry of Defense, the Ministry of Emergency Situations, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the FSB, and other security structures of the occupation administration. It is personally headed by the Gauleiter of Crimea.
The emergency transition to round-the-clock work eloquently shows: the occupation administration of Crimea seriously fears for the fate of the peninsula. Decisions are being made in haste, the evacuation of headquarters is proceeding without proper preparation — this creates a window of opportunity for new precision strikes,