Sevastopol
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.
In Sevastopol, gasoline prices have risen sharply and sales limits of up to 20 liters have been introduced. The occupation authorities promise new fuel supplies on the evening of May 22.
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.
Explosions and air defense activity have been recorded in Crimea near the Kacha and Belbek airfields. Eyewitnesses report gunfire in Sevastopol and Simferopol.
The ATESH movement discovered a Russian ammunition depot at Cape Fiolent in a former military unit. Data regarding logistics and equipment have been handed over to the Defense Forces of Ukraine.
The EU and the UK have imposed sanctions against the organizers of the deportation of Ukrainian children. The British government also announced the allocation of an additional £1.2 million for mechanisms to locate and return Ukrainian children
Parades for Victory Day have been completely canceled in at least 15 regions of the Russian Federation. In Moscow and St. Petersburg, events will take place without the use of military equipment.
Fighters of the Española brigade were arrested in Sevastopol for illegal arms trafficking. The court remanded the suspects in custody following the disbandment of their unit.
The occupation authorities of Crimea reported a drone attack. Explosions were recorded near the airfield in Saky and a Russian electronic warfare center.
From January to April 2024, the Russian Federation exported 850,000 tons of grain from the occupied territories. Ukraine is preparing sanctions against the Russian shadow fleet.
Explosions rang out at the Saky, Kirovske, and Hvardiiske airfields in Crimea due to a drone attack. Eyewitnesses report detonations and the operation of enemy air defense.
Oleksandr Syrskyi reported a shortage of Russian missiles for combating drones. Strikes on the enemy's production facilities are reducing its air defense capabilities.
SBU fighters attacked a base in Sevastopol and the Belbek airfield with drones. Three ships, a MiG-31 aircraft, air defense systems, and enemy infrastructure facilities were hit.
In the night of April 26, occupied Sevastopol came under a UAV strike with series of explosions over hours. Fires were recorded in the Chersonesos, Fiolent, Northern Side areas, and near the Belbek, Kacha, and Saky airfields.
Neptune missiles destroyed two workshops of the UAV plant in Taganrog. In Sevastopol, the combat bridge of a border guard patrol ship of the FSB was hit.
In occupied Crimea, five hits on an oil depot and explosions near airfields have been recorded. Eyewitnesses report air defense activity in Sevastopol and Kacha.
Defense Forces attacked the Streletsky ship control point and UAV facilities in the Russian Federation. Enemy command posts in Donetsk region and Belgorod region were also hit.