Moscow is flying in commission to replace Sevastopol commanders who lost S-400 in Ukrainian strikes, instead of ending war
Russian air defense lost S-400 radars, a helicopter, drones, and naval vessels in one month.
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Partisans burn out Russian jamming tower near Sevastopol, clearing skies for Ukrainian drones, Atesh claims
Site sits near Black Sea Fleet backup command post and coastal missile brigade.
One night, two of Russia’s scarcest military assets gone — Ka-27 helicopter and S-300VM SAM launcher
Ukraine hit the naval helicopter near Kamyshly in occupied Crimea and destroyed the air defense launcher near Mariupol, while also striking troop concentrations, logistics warehouses in Donetsk, and a communications node.
Frontline report: How Russia’s Española brigade commander was shot in broad daylight after defying top brass
Stanislav Orlov’s death in Sevastopol reveals what happens when paramilitary leaders cross Kremlin red lines.
Ukraine’s drones destroy MiG-31 jet, anti-air system, and radars at Belbek base in occupied Crimea (PHOTOS, MAP)
The Security Service of Ukraine shared thermal footage showing radar and air defense targets moments before impact.
Ukraine just hit a MiG-29 and radar in Crimea — and filmed the entire strike (VIDEO, MAP)
A nighttime double strike by Ukraine’s Prymary unit hit both a fighter jet on the tarmac in Kacha and a radar complex near Simferopol.
Trap Aggressor: West ignores Crimean factory supplying Russia’s aviation industry despite decade-old sanctions
The Crimean Fiolent plant keeps building components for Russian jets like the SJ-100 and Tu-214, while only the US has sanctioned it since 2014.
Satellite images confirm Ukrainian drones destroyed Russian Be‑12 and An‑26 aircraft in occupied Crimea
New imagery proves the effectiveness of HUR strikes on airfields near Kacha and Simferopol days ago.
Crimean fuel shortages expose reach of Ukraine’s refinery-targeting campaign
Half of Crimean gas stations have stopped fuel sales entirely as Russian-appointed officials struggle to manage cascading effects of Ukraine's oil infrastructure campaign.
One in fifty gas stations in Russia stops selling fuel — even Moscow feels pinch
Petrol disappears from stations while the Kremlin urges patience.
Ukraine’s drones torch two Russian transport aircraft and two radars in occupied Crimea — and film the whole thing (video)
Ukrainian intelligence published a video of the strike, showing both An-26 planes hit in sequence at Sevastopol’s Kacha airfield.
Ukraine strikes another Russian refinery, railway substation, and GRU base in occupied Crimea (video)
Occupation authorities in Sevastopol attempted to mask the attack as emergency exercises, drawing public skepticism.
Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence: Russia loots ancient treasures from Crimea’s UNESCO heritage site
Over 110 priceless artifacts have been stolen from Ukraine's archaeological grounds since 2014 by Russia.
Russians in Crimea pack up as relentless sound of air alerts and sight of tanks become their new reality
Contaminated nature and crumbling services push the Russians to cut losses and escape.
Ukrainian spies execute two attacks in one day on Crimean Bridge built after 2014 annexation
Ukrainian demolition teams struck the Crimean Bridge twice within hours. The first detonating over a ton of pre-planted underwater explosives at dawn, then launching afternoon attacks that sent helicopters scrambling along the Kerch Strait.
Russia’s Black Sea Fleet ammo depot erupts after drone hit (video)
The Perevalne site belonging to Russia’s 126th Coastal Brigade continues to explode following a direct strike last night.
If world fails to stop Putin, Ukrainian journalists and activists risk ending up in Russia’s Gulags
It is not just propaganda — it is an existential threat to Ukraine’s democratic voices.
Putin’s Victory Day speech may reveal his next target in Ukraine
At the May 9 parade in Moscow, Vladimir Putin declared that Russia would achieve its strategic goals in the war against Ukraine. In his speech, he referred to Sevastopol and Odesa as part of Russia’s “greatness.”
Russian authorities cancel Victory Day parade in occupied Sevastopol, citing security concerns
Security considerations have led to the cancellation of the Victory Day parade in Sevastopol, continuing a trend of scaled-back celebrations in Russian-occupied territories.
Occupied Crimea no longer viable for Russian military ship repairs, says Ukrainian Navy
Ukrainian Navy confirms Russian military's complete withdrawal from Crimean repair facilities to Russia's Novorossiysk due to Ukrainian missile threat.