Ukrainian strikes on a ferry crossing near Kerch in the occupied Crimea have seriously complicated Russian logistics and military supplies, forcing Russia to look for alternative transportation methods.
Russian invaders in the occupied Crimea, after successful Ukrainian strikes, are trying to save their country. they are building special barriers to hide weapons from local residents.
Russian troops have installed old barges along the Kerch Bridge in the occupied Crimea to protect the structure from Ukrainian naval drones, and are also transferring additional air defense systems to the Kerch City area.
On the eve of the appearance of the first F-16 fighters, Ukraine is conducting an active campaign to eliminate the Russian air defense network in the occupied Crimea. Analysts say that the Ukrainians systematically make Crimea " unsuitable for the presence of Russian troops there.
Satellite images show that part of the Kavkaz oil depot was damaged as a result of a Ukrainian rocket attack.
The Ukrainian Neptune missile is capable of causing significant damage to russian military logistics.
Strikes were carried out on oil terminals and a ferry crossing in the Krasnodar Krai of Russia.
Explosions occurred in the temporarily occupied city of Kerch.
The Ukrainian Defense Forces attacked the Kerch ferry crossing with ATACMS missiles, damaging two ferries and significantly undermining Russian military logistics in the occupied Crimea.
Two trainee students were taken to intensive care in extremely serious condition after a ferry crashed during a night attack on Crimea. One of them had his leg amputated, while the other suffered a severe head injury.
During the night attack on Crimea in the temporarily occupied Kerch, two ferries - railway and automobile-were damaged by the wreckage of downed missiles.
Explosions are reported in the russian-occupied city of Kerch.
Ukrainian guerrillas report that Russians are evacuating military personnel from Dzhankoy and are actively rebuilding airfields deep in occupied Crimea, probably in anticipation of successful attacks by Ukrainian forces.
The occupation authorities of Crimea refused to hold fireworks on Russia's "Victory Day" despite Moscow's order, citing security concerns.
In 24 hours, Ukrainians bought military bonds, raising more than UAH 30 million for the budget. Bonds were most popular in Yalta, Nova Kakhovka and Simferopol.
According to local telegram channels and media, Russian air defense systems were operating near the Crimean bridge in Kerch, temporarily blocking it for traffic.
Ukrainian police have identified 25 more collaborators who joined the russian-created "main department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs" in the occupied Kherson region and face up to 15 years in prison.
According to agents of the occupation authorities, an oil pipeline in Feodosia was destroyed at night.
Russian air defense destroyed 38 Ukrainian drones over Crimea overnight, one of the largest attacks on the peninsula reported so far.
Russia has not yet repaired the Askold small missile ship, which was damaged during the Ukrainian attack in Kerch in November.
