Explosions in Crimea: Invaders Report “Air Defense Operation and Falling Debris”

Explosions in Crimea: Invaders Report “Air Defense Operation and Falling Debris”
Smog in Crimea. 07/01/2024. Photo credits: Krym.Realii

Powerful explosions occurred in Sevastopol, near Cape Fiolent, and in the area of Balaklava TPP.

Mikhail Razvozhayev, the so-called head of Sevastopol, controlled by Russia, speaks of the alleged “work of air defense.”

Razvozhayev also stated about alleged destruction of “four air targets in the sky over the water area and in the area of Balaklava.”

The debris, he said, “fell in the coastal zone and Balaklava district.”

“Four air targets were destroyed in the sky over the water area and in the Balaklava district. But the wreckage of the downed targets fell in the coastal zone and Balaklava district,” Razvozhayev explained the results of the explosions.

Analysts of the Crimean Wind Telegram channel claim that a military unit near the village of Flotske was struck.

Задимлення у Криму. 01.07.2024. Фото: «Кримський вітер»

“We are informed that a military unit near Karani (Flotske) was hit. They have a position on the Karan Heights,” the post reads.

The Ukrainian Defense Forces have not yet commented on the explosions in occupied Crimea.

Імовірне місце удару

The Ukrainian military regularly strikes at Russian military facilities in the temporarily occupied Crimea.

For this purpose, long-range weapons made in the West and Ukraine are used.

Previously, the space communications center of the Russian invaders was hit in Crimea. The Russians seized this facility during the annexation of Crimea.

In June, the Armed Forces of Ukraine also launched a missile attack on the positions of the Russian S-400 Triumf air defense system in the temporarily occupied Crimea.

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