It was loud that night in temporarily occupied Crimea. There were probably hits at the Belbek airfield near Sevastopol.
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Local publics report this. The first explosions occurred around two in the morning, followed by quieter explosions that, according to eyewitnesses, sounded like the sounds of ammunition detonating. The telegram channel “Crimean Wind” notes about fires at the airfield.
Other local public pages write about two waves of attacks using ATACMS.
The so-called governor of Sevastopol, Mikhail Razvozhaev, states that several missiles were allegedly shot down over the territory of Crimea, the fragments of which fell in the village of Polyushko, where they caused a fire, and in the private sector of Sevastopol.
ATACMS missiles with a range of up to 300 km. Ukraine received in the first tranche of the White House after the approval of a $61 billion aid package. According to Reuters, they were transferred secretly and by the end of April, the Ukrainian Armed Forces had already used missiles at least twice to strike Russian targets, including in Crimea. According to The New York Times, the shipment transferred to Ukraine contained more than 100 missiles.
Source: Racurs
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