Russia begins evacuation of its military from Dzhankoi — ATESH
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Russia begins evacuation of its military from Dzhankoi — ATESH

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Source:  ATESH

The Russians began evacuating their military personnel from Janka and actively restoring airfields in the interior of the peninsula.

What is happening in Crimea

As the partisans note, various units of the Russian Armed Forces report that Russian troops have begun evacuating part of their personnel from Dzhankoy.

At the same time, the restoration and, probably, modernization of airfields in the depths of Crimea, such as Kirovske (in the Feodosia region) and Bagerove (in the Kerch region) has begun at an active pace.

However, despite their best efforts, they will not soon be able to build closed shelters for their aircraft. The reason lies in the complex technological processes, the high cost of construction and significant time costs, - notes ATESH.

The movement emphasizes that the actions of the occupiers indicate their desire to disperse their troops and equipment in Crimea on the eve of new successful attacks by the Armed Forces.

What is known about cotton in the Crimea

According to the occupiers, on the night of May 23 and 24, three operational-tactical ATACMS missiles were allegedly destroyed over the territory of the Republic of Crimea by regular air defense means.

In the waters of the Black Sea, unmanned boats of the Navy of Ukraine heading towards the Crimean Peninsula were detected, the statement of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation says.

In addition, it is indicated that three unmanned boats were destroyed from the regular armament of the Black Sea Fleet's naval aviation.

By the way, on May 23, around 10:00 p.m., powerful explosions rang out in many cities on the Ukrainian peninsula occupied by the Russians.

The authorities of the Russian Federation immediately announced about the victims and fires in the places of "arrivals".

At 10:36 p.m., information appeared that 4 ambulances and 2 fire engines were driving at high speed towards the village of Gvardiyske.

Residents of Crimea confirmed on social networks that they heard loud explosions in various cities of Crimea. In addition, the civilian population published a new video of explosions in Alushta.

Agents of the "ATESH" movement report that the Russian occupiers' communication hub (military unit 28735) was hit in Alushta.

This part is an important point of communication and management of the occupiers in Crimea.

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The Cabinet of Ministers has made changes to the Road Traffic Rules

What is known about changes in traffic regulations?
Source:  online.ua

According to a new decision of the Ukrainian government, from April 1, 2025, motorcycle and moped drivers are allowed to use lanes designated for public transport.

Points of attention

  • The new regulation allows motorcycle drivers to drive in the lane for route vehicles, excluding certain types of motorcycles, while moped drivers also gain this right.
  • The key goals of this initiative include harmonizing Ukrainian laws with EU practices, reducing traffic congestion in urban areas, and improving the safety of motorcycle and moped riders as well as other road users.

What is known about changes in traffic regulations?

The statement on this occasion was made by the First Deputy Head of the Patrol Police Department of Ukraine, Oleksiy Biloshitskyi.

According to him, during the meeting of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine, which took place on April 1, amendments were made to the Traffic Rules.

From now on, paragraph 2.16 clearly states that motorcycle drivers (except motorcycles with sidecars, motorized strollers and three-wheeled vehicles) can drive in the lane for route vehicles. Moped drivers have also received the same right, which is enshrined in subparagraph "b" of this paragraph.

Oleksiy Biloshitskyi

Oleksiy Biloshitskyi

First Deputy Head of the Patrol Police Department of Ukraine

It is worth noting that this initiative was launched by the Patrol Police Department with the support of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

The main goals of this initiative are:

  1. Harmonize the legislation of Ukraine with the practices of the European Union countries, where a similar solution has long been successfully operating in many countries;

  2. Reduce traffic jams in large cities, as two-wheeled vehicles will be able to move more freely on the roads;

  3. To increase the safety of moped and motorcyclist riders and other road users while driving in heavy traffic.

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