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Crimea faces problems with the Internet after the explosions
In Crimea, after the September 22 explosions at the Black Sea Fleet headquarters in Sevastopol and a military unit in Bakhchisarai, Internet access has been interrupted. The occupation authorities report a massive cyberattack on local providers, but the occupiers themselves may also be using restrictions to hide the consequences of attacks on military targets.
According to local and Russian media, the so-called adviser to the "head of Crimea" on information policy, Oleg Kryuchkov, announced the cyberattacks. Interestingly, the day before the explosions at the Saki military airfield, there were also interruptions in Internet connection in Crimea.
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