In Crimea, the owners of small vessels were prohibited from going to sea

On the temporarily occupied Crimean peninsula, the enemy has increased security measures in the water area of the Feodosian Gulf.

In particular, the invaders imposed a ban on going to sea for a distance of more than a kilometer from the port of Feodosia for the owners of small vessels and the captains of the corresponding vessels, reports the Center of National Resistance.

Thus, the invaders reacted to the successful impressions of the objects of the Soviet Union in the region.

In addition, the enemy is intensifying “counter-subversive” measures on the peninsula, that is, repression against the local population.

In particular, the occupiers are increasing the number of policemen whose task is to search for the Ukrainian underground. Since the beginning of the year, the enemy has captured and is holding more than 100 inhabitants of the peninsula on suspicion of “disloyalty”.