Sevastopol

The Russians are conducting a propaganda campaign "we are back in Russia" in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine to legitimize the occupation, demonstrating staged "achievements" with the help of foreign agents and guides.

a russian A-50 long-range radar detection aircraft was spotted flying over the temporarily occupied Crimea, in particular over Sevastopol.

A bill to invalidate the 1954 decision to transfer Crimea from Russia to Ukraine has been submitted to the State Duma.

A Russian agent is detained for preparing a new missile strike on Odesa by locating air defense systems to help bypass them.

According to Dmytro Pletenchuk, a spokesman for the Ukrainian Navy, most Russian ships were forced to concentrate in the eastern part of the Black Sea, and their presence in Sevastopol was minimized.

In the temporarily occupied Crimea, russia has sentenced more than 100 Ukrainians to 1230 years in prison.

Nine trains were stopped near the Crimean Bridge due to the temporary blocking of traffic on the bridge.

Ukrainian naval drones that sink Russian warships have become more lethal because they are armed with larger warheads and have a longer range to hit targets.

Russian media reported that cruise missiles attacked the Crimean bridge, with enemy air defense allegedly shooting down at least 12 missiles, and the center of Sevastopol was cut off from electricity.

In Sevastopol, explosions were heard again, and in the village of Hvardiyske, following reports of shelling, electricity was cut off.

Yevlash said that several defensive rings with minefields, engineering barriers and fortified positions have been built near Chasovyi Yar to slow down the Russian advance in the area.

After reports of explosions in Sevastopol and the surrounding areas, smoke appeared over the bay, and there were reports of hits in Sevastopol and in the Saksky district, as well as an "arrival" in Gvardeyskoye.

Traffic on the Crimean bridge was suspended and an air alert was declared in Sevastopol after local telegram channels and media reported about 5 explosions in Sevastopol and explosions were also heard in Yevpatoria.

The UN report on human rights violations in Crimea highlighted issues such as forced passportization and mobilization by Russia, but did not fully cover violations such as the illegal transfer of Ukrainian children, according to the Ukrainian ombudsman.

Crimean guerrillas have discovered two Russian 5H87 radar stations controlling the airspace over the Belbek airfield.

On Wednesday, explosions and shooting were reported in the Saki district of Crimea after loud explosions were heard throughout Sevastopol earlier in the day.

A loud explosion was heard in different parts of Sevastopol in the temporarily occupied Crimea, local telegram channels report.

An explosion has occurred in the center of Sevastopol in occupied Crimea, local residents report.

Ukraine has sentenced nine former Crimean judges in absentia to 12-15 years in prison for high treason after they betrayed their oaths of office and began working in Russian courts after the occupation of Crimea.

putin signed a decree on the "accession" of the occupied territories of Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson and Zaporizhzhya regions of Ukraine to the Southern Military District of russia.

The Russians withdrew a large landing ship covered in camouflage netting from a dry dock in Sevastopol.

The European Union will impose sanctions against russians and belarusians involved in the deportation of Ukrainian children to the occupied territories, according to the draft 13th package of sanctions against russia.

On the tenth anniversary of russia's invasion of Ukraine, the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine promised to continue the fight until all occupied lands are completely liberated.

The Japanese parliament is united in its support for Ukraine, as stated by the Ukrainian prime minister after a meeting with the Japanese-Ukrainian inter-parliamentary group.

The former Russian governor of annexed Sevastopol, Dmitry Ovsyannikov, who was detained in the UK on suspicion of violating sanctions, has been released on bail.

The Ukrainian Danube Shipping Company renamed 23 vessels, replacing their old Soviet names with Ukrainian names associated with cities on the rivers and seas or those under Russian occupation.

The deputy commander of the 18th Army of the Russian Federation, Magomedali Magomedzhanov, died in a Sevastopol hospital on February 14 from wounds sustained during the fighting in Ukraine.

According to the Telegram channel, tanks were spotted in the occupied Crimea moving from Sevastopol through Simferopol and further north, and the information was passed on to the Ukrainian armed forces.

Two Russian airline executives have been notified of suspicion of illegally transporting passengers across the Ukrainian border to Crimea by organizing regular flights from Russian cities to Simferopol International Airport.

Children in occupied Sevastopol were asked to design a medal commemorating the 10th anniversary of Russia's annexation of the city, and the project by pro-Russian activist Marina Voronezhskaya won.