AFU strikes on lines of communication disrupt enemy logistics from the Luhansk region to Crimea. Drones are reaching the Russian border, blocking supplies and the movement of reserves.
On May 31, a magnitude 3. 3 earthquake occurred in the Black Sea, 15 kilometers from Crimea. The epicenter was at a depth of 10 kilometers and was barely perceptible.
Due to fuel shortages in occupied Sevastopol, AI-92 and AI-95 gasoline are being released via vouchers. There is also a restriction on sales into canisters of up to 20 liters.
On the night of May 31, air defense neutralized 212 out of 229 enemy drones. 14 hits were recorded across 11 locations, and debris falls occurred in five places.
The AFU and SBU struck Tu-142 aircraft, an Iskander launcher, and enemy oil targets. The attacks caused fuel shortages in occupied Crimea.
On the night of May 30, air defense destroyed 284 targets, including 5 missiles and 279 drones. Nine UAV hits were recorded across seven different locations.
Two fire hotspots have been recorded at the oil depot in Feodosia following overnight strikes. A plume of smoke from the facility has stretched 9.5 kilometers toward the sea.
The occupation authorities of Crimea are restricting the sale of AI-95 gasoline to 20 liters per day starting May 30. Fuel is not available at all gas stations, and residents are being asked not to stockpile.
On the night of May 29, the enemy launched 232 UAVs and a ballistic missile. Air defense forces neutralized 217 drones; hits by the missile and 14 unmanned aerial vehicles were recorded.
Intelligence officers have established fire control over the highway between Berdyansk and Dzhankoi. HUR drone operators are destroying Russian fuel tankers and trucks.
The Defense Forces hit an ST-68 radar station in Feodosia and UAV control points in the Donetsk region. Ammunition depots and a Russian command post were also destroyed.
Overnight, the enemy launched a Kinzhal missile and 147 strike drones of various types. Air defense forces neutralized 138 UAVs; hits by the missile and 9 UAVs were recorded.
On May 28, temperatures in Ukraine will drop to 13-18 degrees Celsius due to air masses from Scandinavia. Rain, thunderstorms, and strong wind gusts of up to 20 meters per second are expected.
Russian Z-channels claim Ukraine is using balloons to deliver drones. The aerostats are invulnerable to EW and are capable of flying deep into the rear.
Explosions were recorded near the Belbek, Kacha, and Saky airfields in Crimea. Russian air defense opened fire, though no official air raid alert was issued in Sevastopol.
Lawyers warn of risks of up to 12 years in prison for assets in the occupied territories. Any interaction with property can become grounds for opening a case.
Air defense shot down 111 enemy drones out of 122 launched during the night attack. Hits were recorded at 11 locations; the enemy continues to launch new UAVs.
The National Guard is striking equipment on the Mariupol-Taganrog highway to disrupt Russian logistics. Hornet drones have reached the border, threatening a fuel blockade of Crimea.
A businessman organized the supply of materials for Russian military facilities and paid 100 million rubles in taxes. He and his accomplices have been notified of suspicion.
Russia attacked Ukraine with 262 drones; air defense forces shot down or suppressed 246 enemy targets. 10 hits were recorded across nine locations, the attack is ongoing.
The General Staff confirmed the strike on the Tamanneftegas terminal and two Russian ships. Ammunition depots and UAV control points of the occupiers were also hit.
On the night of May 24, the enemy attacked Ukraine with 90 missiles and 600 UAVs. Air defense shot down 604 targets; missile and drone strikes were recorded at 54 locations.
On the night of May 23, air defense forces destroyed 102 enemy drones of various types. Twelve hits were recorded across nine locations, and debris fell in five others.
Explosions occurred near Cape Fiolent in occupied Crimea. Reports indicate a possible strike on a Pantsir surface-to-air missile and anti-aircraft artillery system in Lyubymivka.
On the night of May 22, air defense forces shot down and suppressed 115 out of 124 enemy drones. Seven drone strikes were recorded, along with falling debris in ten locations.
In Sevastopol School No. 13, a balcony collapsed with graduates, and children were injured. Last year, over 2 million dollars were spent on the building's renovation.
A court in Kazakhstan has authorized the recovery of $1. 4 billion from Gazprom. Ukraine is working on the seizure of Russian assets in ten jurisdictions and is cooperating with the EU.
The Prosecutor General submitted evidence to the ICC regarding the deportation of 1,800 prisoners to Russia. The materials include testimonies from 400 individuals about torture and forced labor in penal colonies.
Russia attacked Ukraine with a ballistic missile and 116 drones of various types. Air defense forces destroyed or suppressed 109 enemy drones in several regions.
Overnight, the enemy launched 209 drones, 180 of which were shot down or suppressed by air defense. 27 hits were recorded across 15 locations; the enemy attack is currently still ongoing.
