The governor of Sevastopol, in annexed Crimea, installed by Moscow, warned on Saturday of the possibility of a new Ukrainian missile attack on the city, the day after Kyiv’s strike on the headquarters of the Russian fleet. black Sea.
“Be careful, missile danger! Missile danger!” warned Mikhail Razvojaev on Telegram. “Close your windows tightly and don’t go near them,” he added, asking people in cars and public transport to take shelter.
Shortly after, he announced that “the danger is over.”
Mr. Razvojaïev had previously specified that missile “fragments” had fallen on the outskirts of Sevastopol.
Kyiv claimed Friday a “successful strike” on the headquarters of the Russian Black Sea fleet, in annexed Crimea, which left at least one missing, at a time when Ukraine is trying to take the fight to this peninsula strategic.
This Ukrainian region annexed by Moscow in 2014 and the city of Sevastopol, where the targeted naval headquarters is located, are at the heart of the Russian military system for its invasion of Ukraine, both to supply the troops occupying southern Ukraine. and to carry out missile strikes from the sea.