About 2,000 people evacuated from Crimea after explosions this morning

16/08/2022

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In Crimea, Russian occupiers began evacuating people after explosions at an ammunition warehouse near Dzhankoi, self-proclaimed PM of Russia-occupied Crimea Serhii Aksyonov wrote in Telegram. He added that all people in the 5-kilometer zone near the warehouse are being evacuated and that as of 10 a.m. EET on August 16, about 2,000 people had already left. Mayor of Melitopol (Zaporizhzhia Region) Ivan Fedorov confirmed

this information.

Explosions heard in Crimea, Russian warehouse reportedly hit

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