Ukrainian forces hit Russian military communication hub in Crimea (video)
On the night of May 23 and 24, explosions were heard in the occupied Crimea amid a new powerful attack by Ukrainian forces. As a result, an important communication hub for the occupiers was hit.
Agents of the ATES movement report that a communication center of the Russian occupiers (military unit 28735) was hit in Alushta.
This part is an important point of communication and control of the occupiers in Crimea.
The guerrillas say that this is a former Ukrainian military unit that is now being used by the occupiers.
It looks like there was significant damage to the equipment and many occupants were killed. It is likely that they also managed to destroy the control center of this center,” ATES reports.
What is known about the situation in Crimea
On May 23, around 10 p.m., powerful explosions were heard in many cities on the Russian-occupied Ukrainian peninsula.
The Russian authorities immediately reported casualties and fires at the places of “arrivals.”
At 22:36, there was information that 4 ambulances and 2 fire trucks were driving at high speed toward the village of Hvardiyske.
Crimean residents confirmed on social media that they heard loud explosions in different cities of Crimea.
In addition, civilians published a new video of the explosions in Alushta.
According to locals, they saw three flashes near the Belbek airfield in Sevastopol and an air defense launch near Novofedorivka. In addition, people heard about 8 explosions.
