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12 Sep: Ukrainian Partisans LAUNCH SURPRISE ATTACK & BLOW UP Russian Bases in Crimea | Ukraine War
Divine Justice
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9-12-2023 2:30 p.m. EDT
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The Ukrainian counteroffensive against the Russian invasion continues decisively on all front lines. Today we are facing simultaneous offensive operations, explosions and fires in Zaporizhia, Tokmak, Melitopol, Kherson and Crimea in the south, Donbass in the east and Kharkiv in the north. Today the front lines are complex. The break of the long silence on the Crimean peninsula, one of the most strategic centers of the war, and the fierce continuation of the Ukrainian offensive in the south, testify to the real activity on the front lines.

The Ukrainians last moved to reach the railroad from Volnovakha to Tokmak. After leaving and crossing the railroad, Ukrainian troops will be able to reach the Berdiansk-Tokmak road. The next stop will be the Rostov-Melitopol line. Kiev has about 20 kilometers left to fully seize the initiative of these connecting corridors. Already, Ukrainian troops continue to receive support from Zaporizhia.

In Dnipro, the Russians are having difficulties in mobilizing patrol boats and assault boats for reconnaissance and surveillance operations. In Kherson, the dispersal of Ukrainian troops is among the threats to Crimea from Russia’s point of view. In fact, all these preparatory plans in the south are aimed at the Ukrainians targeting Crimea in order to force Russian leader Vladimr Putin to the negotiating table. That is why the peninsula is constantly under attack by the Ukrainian army. However, it has been almost a week since we have witnessed a very loud offensive in Crimea.

This silence on the peninsula was again broken by violent explosions. According to Serhiy Bratchuk, head of the Public Council of the Military Administration of Odesa Oblast, the Staryy Krym area in the southeastern part of the Russian-occupied Crimean Peninsula was shaken by four powerful explosions. In addition to the explosions near this area, there was a huge fire on the Crimean peninsula, visible to Russian tourists in Feodosia.

In other words, the explosions in Stary Krym spread to Feodosia, which is just east of this region. Feodosia is located on the Black Sea coast. This settlement is also close to Kerch. Staryy Krym, on the other hand, is located to the east of Simferpol. There is a Russian military base near Simferpol. After the explosions, a huge fire broke out in the area of this military base. Soon, huge black smoke billowed from the Russian military facility in Simferopol. Another huge explosion was heard before a fire broke out at the oil storage facility at the base in the capital of the occupied territory. Pro-Russian sources claimed that the fire was caused by technical malfunctions. However, the size of the fire after the explosion indicated that it was caused by an attack.

On the other hand, the Ukrainian Telegram channel Crimean Wind confirmed that the military base in the area where fuel tanks were stored in Simferpol was hit. In their statement, the Telegram channel advised residents of nearby houses to stay away from it. As the Telegram channel Crimean Wind emphasized, everything had indeed changed in Crimea in a short period of time. On the same day, after Simferopol, Stary Krym and Feodosia, the northern part of Crimea also began to stir. According to local Telegram channels, the air defense system was activated in the Dzhankoy district of Crimea. According to local residents, the air defense system was also activated in the village of Kovylne in Rozdolne district of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea. Violent explosions allegedly occurred in these settlements as well.

The so-called president of Crimea, Sergei Aksyonov, stated that a Ukrainian UAV was shot down by Russian air defense forces in the northwestern region of Crimea. So all the explosions had led to a complete blockade of the southwest, southeast and north of Crimea. Today’s attacks and explosions, if confirmed to have been carried out by Ukraine, would be the latest in a long series of attacks on Russia and the Russian-occupied terror in the last few weeks. But Kiev rarely accepts responsibility for attacks against Russia. In recent months, explosions have been increasing in Crimea. They sometimes involve attacks on the Russian fleet, missile strikes or drone attacks on the peninsula or the Crimean Bridge. The common goal is to end the Russian presence in Crimea. But this is not as easy as it sounds.