In Dzhankoi and Yevpatoria, wired telephone booths are being installed for calling emergency services. Mobile communication and the internet in Dzhankoi work only 8 hours a day.
The propaganda channel "Two Majors" called on entrepreneurs to finance mobile fire groups to protect facilities. The authors predict the spread of attacks across all of Russia using Crimea as an example.
ECHR issued a decision in the case Bazhenov and Others v. Russia and Ukraine, confirming that the decisions of the occupation authorities of the Russian Federation to deprive Ukrainian citizens of property rights to land plots in Crimea have no legal consequences.
GUR reports that the population of occupied Donbas has decreased by almost a third over ten years. Russia is purposefully changing the ethnic composition of the territories by resettling Russians.
On the night of July 18, explosions occurred in Crimea near the Gvardiyske airfield, as well as in Sevastopol, Feodosia, and Kerch. It is reported that there were over 20 strikes on the airfield, but there is no official confirmation.
The occupation administration is conducting additional checks on municipal enterprise workers, paying special attention to Ukrainian-speaking and Crimean Tatar employees.
Special Operations Forces struck the Balaklava Thermal Power Plant in Sevastopol on the night of July 14. The turbine hall with its cooling system was damaged, repairs may take up to 5 months.
In Kerch, due to a drone attack, the city is completely without power, and life support systems are operating from backup sources. In Sevastopol, temporary electricity restrictions have been introduced, and in Saky, water is supplied on a schedule.
In occupied Sevastopol, after a night Ukrainian attack, part of the city was left without electricity. The occupation authorities have introduced a special regime at facilities and are assessing the extent of damage.
In 15 regions of Russia, restrictions on gasoline sales have been introduced, and in occupied Crimea, a state of emergency has been declared. The cause of the shortage is attributed to Ukraine's strikes on oil refining infrastructure.
Due to attacks on oil refineries, oil production in the Russian Federation has dropped to a one-year low. Limits on fuel sales have been introduced in 53 regions and in the occupied territories.
The command of the Russian Black Sea Fleet plans to relocate its administrative bodies from occupied Sevastopol to Novorossiysk. Officers are already moving their families.
Due to damaged logistics, shortages of food and fuel have emerged in Crimea. The occupiers have introduced limits on goods and the sale of gasoline up to 20 liters by coupons.
Defense Forces struck the Afipsky Oil Refinery in Russia and drone production workshops in Crimea. A number of enemy control points in the occupied territories were also destroyed.
The Stratcom Centre has identified a Russian disinformation campaign concerning the destruction of cultural heritage. Propaganda accuses Ukraine and the West of destroying monuments.
In Sevastopol, the distribution of fuel to civilians has been suspended due to delays in fuel truck deliveries. All previously issued QR codes will be canceled, and the remaining supplies will be allocated to emergency services.
On the night of June 11, explosions rang out and fires broke out in occupied Crimea. Power went out in Sevastopol, and numerous drones were spotted over the peninsula.
Russia accused the AFU of attacking a Sevastopol museum and destroying a canvas. Ukraine debunked the fake, citing manipulation and the preservation of exhibits.
Due to shortages, Crimea has restricted the sale of essential goods per person. Amid the panic, people have begun buying up products to "stock up."
The Turkish vessel DURU 67 was attacked near Sevastopol and subsequently sank. One fisherman was killed and five others were injured during the attack.
In Sevastopol, unsanitary conditions and an invasion of rats are being recorded due to uncollected garbage. The cause of the collapse is the overloading of infrastructure networks caused by the massive influx of Russians.
Due to strikes on logistics, the sale of oil and pasta has been restricted in Sevastopol. Gasoline is now issued only via vouchers with a limit of up to 20 liters per person.
Explosions rang out near military airfields and oil depots in occupied Crimea. Reports indicate a massive drone attack and a strike on a military unit.
The Russian Federation has banned aviation fuel exports until the end of November due to attacks on oil refineries. The decision was made to avoid a shortage amid falling oil refining volumes.
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.
Defense Forces struck an oil refinery in Tuapse and Russian reconnaissance assets with Storm Shadow missiles. Command posts, warehouses, and occupiers' radar stations were also destroyed.
In Sevastopol, a missile struck a bank building, while in Taganrog, two people were injured. Residential buildings were damaged, and over 20 drones were destroyed.
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.
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.
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.
