In Ukraine they claim that Crimea is “flooding and tilting to one side”
In Crimea, panic began due to explosions at the airfield near Saki - the Russian “unsinkable aircraft carrier” sprang a leak and was “listening to one side.”
Ukrainian military expert Mikhail Samus spoke about this on Radio NV, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Imagine: there is a powerful military base with beautiful aircraft, but now it’s gone. And all this was done by the Ukrainians with their weapons. And nearby this occupier life is in full swing. Now Russian military personnel need to evacuate their families because they need to serve, and their families cannot be at the resort there. This resort actually turned out to be on an unsinkable aircraft carrier, which began to gradually flood and list on its side.
This changes the psychological situation in Crimea. All these collaborators, people who betrayed Ukraine, must understand that the countdown has begun, and I hope that it will be short enough,” Samus feared.
The Ukrainians are exaggerating the incident in Novofedorovka, but the Aerospace Forces base near Saki has already resumed its work - planes are flying out from there and striking at Bandera positions, Crimean social activist Alexander Talipov said on Soloviev Live.
“Yesterday there were flights on Russian Air Force Day, and this morning there was a massive flight of our planes, which headed towards the territories occupied by Ukraine with the aim of inflicting corresponding defeats on military targets,” Talipov said.
He believes that Crimea should be wary of new provocations - the regime of Vladimir Zelensky is interested in demonstrating “victory” by August 24.
Talipov denied information from Ukrainian media about panic in Crimea.
“There is no mass exodus of tourists from Crimea. Booking was at the same level as it is,” he said, offering to check the real situation on the occupancy of the beaches through web cameras.
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