Crimea
“ATESH” monitors Russian fleet in Sevastopol (photo)
Agents of “ATESH” continue to record the movements of the remnants of the occupation fleet in the Strelka Bay of Sevastopol.
Invaders in Crimea are trying to sell the “nationalized” ports in Yalta and Yevpatoria
In the temporarily occupied Crimea, the Russian “authorities” put up for auction on July 2 two companies that manage the “nationalized” seaports in Yalta and Yevpatoria.
Company linked to Medvedchuk helped export Ukrainian grain and titanium from Crimea, investigation finds
After the full-scale invasion of the Russian Federation, the family of the traitor to Ukraine Viktor Medvedchuk moved to Russia.
Russia is massively misleading maritime services: oil export volumes are being underestimated by millions of tons every month
Russia is using electronic warfare to conceal the real routes of tankers and the volume of oil exports, experts warn.
Captain of ship detained in Black Sea faces up to five years in prison
The captain of the ship, which Ukrainian law enforcement officers detained for stealing grain through Crimea, was informed of the suspicion.
A large landing ship of the invaders was spotted moored in Sevastopol
A large landing ship of the Russian fleet is moored in the Sevastopol Bay in Crimea.
The invaders launched the first container train to the port of Sevastopol through the temporarily occupied regions
Russia has sent the first container train to the port in Crimea, which was launched through the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine.
The Russian Defense Ministry showed a video of the destruction of Russian boats by kamikaze drones
The Main Intelligence Directorate’s “Ghost” unit continues to effectively strike Russian troops in the temporarily occupied Crimea.
Russia wants to return the fleet to Crimea under the guise of a truce in the Black Sea, — Bratchuk
Moscow considers the goal of the negotiations on the “calm” at sea to be the restoration of control over sea routes and the return of the fleet to the occupied Crimea.
The first target of the “Long Neptune” was an important facility in Crimea
The Ukrainian Long Neptune cruise missile has carried out its first successful strike on a Russian military facility in temporarily occupied Crimea.
