A series of powerful explosions have been heard in Henichesk, the Kherson region, occupied by the criminal army of Russia. A missile attack has been reported.
What is known about explosions in Henichesk
According to the advisor to the mayor of Russian-occupied Mariupol, Petro Andriushchenko, representatives of the Russian occupation authorities claim a missile attack on Henichesk.
The city has air defence systems in place. Footage of missiles being launched for some purpose in the sky over Henichesk was posted online.
Henichesk sends its greetings and passes the baton to Crimea, Andriushchenko said.
Meanwhile, a representative of the occupation 'authorities' in the Kherson region, the so-called 'governor' Vladimir Saldo, claims that the city is under heavy shelling.
He also talks about allegedly shot down missiles.
To date, no fewer than 15 targets have been shot down, says the collaborator.
What is known about explosions in the Crimea
At the same time, according to reports from the Crimean public and statements by the occupiers, an explosion occurred in Sevastopol.
The so-called 'governor' of Sevastopol, Mikhail Rozvazhayev, claims that a drone was shot down.
A correspondent of Krym.Realii reported that several rocket shots were heard in the central part of Sevastopol, followed by a loud explosion in the city from the entrance to the main bay of Sevastopol.
The so-called 'governor' Rozvazhayev wrote that the Russian air defence system had probably shot down one drone and 'no damage to infrastructure was recorded'.
In addition, the Crimean Wind Telegram channel reports two explosions in the town of Dzhankoy. Traffic through the Dzhankoy checkpoint is blocked.
Later, Krym.Realii reported, citing local residents, that Russian air defence was operating in the area between Chornomorske and Mizhvodne.
