In the occupied Crimea, explosions were reported, echoing loudly in at least six cities. Photo
On January 31, a series of explosions occurred in the temporarily occupied Crimea, audible in at least six settlements. Eyewitnesses also shared photos of missiles seen in the Crimean sky.
During the air raid, the occupiers blocked traffic on the Crimean bridge and activated a smoke screen in Sevastopol. Local Crimean publics reported details of the explosions.
According to Crimean Wind, a flying missile was observed in the sky near Sevastopol.
"Just above Andriivka near Sevastopol. A subscriber claims that the missile is flying towards the city," read the message accompanying the missile photo.
A missile was spotted near Sevastopol.
The invaders declared an air raid at 15:27. Traffic on the Crimean bridge was blocked at 15:14. In Sevastopol, the occupiers attempted to protect themselves from missiles using a smoke screen.
"The smoke in the area of Sevastopol Bay is from the military using their service camouflage," claimed the so-called "governor" of the temporarily occupied Sevastopol, Mikhail Razvozhayev.
Razvozhayev's explanation
Source: Screenshot
Subsequently, at least two explosions were reported by residents of Dzhankoy and Nizhnegorsk districts in Crimea.
A wave of panic spread in the peninsula's publics. People shared fears of "missile launches towards Sevastopol and Crimea" and speculated about "enemy aircraft" reaching launch positions.
A wave of panic in Crimean publics
Source: Screenshot
The explosive events continued in Hvardiyske (with at least two reported explosions), Belbek, Feodosiya, Saki, Rozdolne, and later in Simferopol.
Photo of Hvardiyske with an inversion trace from a rocket
Another photo from Gvardeyskoye
A little later, reports of explosions in Simferopol began to appear online.
The sky over Simferopol
Source: Social networks
And while some publics began to report arrivals in the administrative capital of Crimea, others, following the methodology, assured that Russian air defense "worked like a charm."
Not everyone in Crimea has confidence in Russian air defense.
Russian publics keep a "score" of settlements where it was loud on January 31
Source: Screenshot
Collaborators claim that "everything is broken"
Source: Screenshot
Storm Shadow is being actively "knocked down" in Crimean publics
Source: Screenshot
Mariupol Mayor's advisor Petro Andriushchenko marks some of the places where "cotton" has visited on the map
Source: Andriushchenko's Telegram channel
Sevastopol on the map of hostilities
Source: DeepState
Earlier, Kyrylo Budanov, the head of Ukraine's military intelligence, offered a new forecast for the Crimean bridge, stating it is "time for this illegal construction to end its existence."
It was also reported that the sounds of explosions were heard in the occupied Crimea the day before, on January 30, when the invaders announced the operation of air defense.
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