At least five Russian occupiers were injured in Dzhankoi as a result of a missile attack from Ukraine.
Ukraine again struck enemy targets in Crimea
As reported by insiders of the ASTRA Telegram channel, five servicemen of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation were injured in Dzhankoi after a missile attack on the military airfield that took place on the night of April 30.
Tonight, April 30, ballistic missiles (according to preliminary data, MGM-140 ATACMS) again attacked the Jankoi military airfield — the location of the helicopter regiment of the 4th Air Force and Air Defence Command of the Southern Military District, ASTRA sources in the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the annexed region report.
Currently, it is known that five Russian occupiers were wounded, but the number of victims may be higher.
Even at night, residents of Crimea reported a fire at the military airfield in Dzhankoi.
In their social networks, they wrote that they heard many powerful explosions.
At first, the "authorities" of the annexed region did not comment on what was happening, and later, they began to claim that they allegedly managed to repel a new attack by Ukraine.
It is worth noting that missiles already attacked the airfield — it happened on April 17.
How many Russian facilities in occupied Crimea should be destroyed by AFU
According to Valery Ryabikh, a military expert on the Defense Express portal, about 200 strategic objects of the criminal army of the Russian Federation remain on the territory of Crimea occupied by Russia, which the Ukrainian military must destroy.
It is also essential to understand that several powerful air defence units currently cover the occupied peninsula.
Similar nodes are located in the area of Cape Tarkhankut, which should cover, say, the southwestern part of the peninsula from impacts from the mainland of Ukraine. Of course, the naval base in Sevastopol is covered by a powerful air defense unit. And in addition, the central part is also covered in order to ensure the operation of repair units and storage bases on the territory of Crimea, — adds the analyst.
