Yevpatoria

Guerrillas from the Atesh movement discovered an artillery repair plant in Yevpatoriya, where the occupiers repair damaged artillery, including D-30 howitzers, 152-mm self-propelled guns and various vehicles, which are then sent by train to the front.

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

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.

According to the Ukrainian guerrilla group ATES, trucks with black mercenaries and boats have been spotted moving in Kherson region toward the Dnipro coast to support Russian operations to cross the river and attack Ukrainian positions.

According to the head of the Security Service of Ukraine, Ukrainian troops have reduced Russian exports of oil products by 1/3 due to strikes on oil refineries, which has affected Russian refining capacity.

According to the guerrillas, more than 30 Soviet-era T-62 tanks have arrived in Yevpatoriya. Russian troops are deconsolidating their reserves due to the success of the Ukrainian army.

Ukrainian partisans distribute symbols in the occupied Crimean cities to resist Russian control and show that Crimea belongs to Ukraine.

Crimean activist Yevhen Karakashev was released from a Russian prison after 6 years in jail for allegedly calling for terrorism on social media.

In the temporarily occupied Crimea, explosions occurred in the Sak and Nizhnegorsk districts on February 1, with at least five explosions reported in the Nizhnegorsk district.

An air alert was declared in russian-occupied Sevastopol, and air defense systems were spotted on the peninsula amid reports of explosions in Crimea.

Russian troops are moving from Crimea to the front line as they suffer significant losses, reports the Ukrainian partisan movement Atesh. There are reports of personnel movements and a reduction in the Russian military organization.