“Government forgot us”: after 15 days without electricity, Crimean residents ran out of patience
Dried water taps. Closed shop windows. Pitch-dark houses. Local residents gathered near the municipality building to charge their smartphones in…
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War veteran: Ukraine launched the first phase of the counteroffensive in Crimea
Ukrainian forces’ attacks on transport, fuel, and energy infrastructure in occupied Crimea and on routes leading to it can be seen as the first Ukrainian…
Russia claims to have shot down 571 Ukrainian drones
Russia’s Ministry of Defense reported on Friday that 571 Ukrainian drones were shot down overnight.
Ukraine pushes to the end: Wildberries centers are burning in St. Petersburg and Simferopol
On Friday night, Ukrainian drones attacked the logistics centers of Wildberries, a company called the Russian “Amazon”, in St. Petersburg, Tver, and Russian-occupied Crimea.
A return to the past: payphones are being installed in occupied Crimea
Due to power outages, landline phones have been installed in cities across the peninsula for contacting emergency services.
Crimean residents spoke about a harsh reality: “As if it were “The Hunger Games”
Journalists from the British newspaper “The Guardian” spoke with residents of Russian-occupied Crimea, who expressed dissatisfaction with Moscow, because the peninsula, started by Ukraine in the spring…
The Kremlin’s move has puzzled: why is Crimea no longer on the new rubles?
On July 10, the Central Bank of Russia issued an updated 100 ruble banknote, which features an interesting detail. The banknote introduced in 2022 depicted a stylized map of Russia,…
Crimea defense – impossible: how Ukraine mixed up all of Russia’s cards step by step
Ukraine has seriously undertaken the blockade of Russian-occupied Crimea: its forces strike military facilities, power substations, “shadow fleet” tankers, ferries, bridges, and…
The Kremlin resorted to new tactics in the occupied regions
As of July, 200,000–300,000 ethnic Russians live in the Russian-occupied Crimea and Sevastopol, and Russia plans to relocate another 130,000 to Sevastopol alone by 2042…
The Kremlin tightened the noose on Crimea: explained why it wants to cut off the peninsula from the world
The Russian occupation authorities are tightening control in Crimea. Currently, mobile communication and the internet are restricted on the peninsula. In some settlements, the network will operate only for a few hours per…