On Friday, March 24, it was very loud again in temporarily occupied Sevastopol. The occupation administration assures that the explosions are connected with the preventive work of the Russian military.

This was stated by local propaganda telegram channels, referring to the so-called “governor” of Sevastopol, Mikhail Razvazhaev. What is known about the explosions in the center of the occupied city – Channel 24 tells further.

Loud explosions in the center of Sevastopol

On March 24, residents of the temporarily occupied Sevastopol heard loud explosions. The “governor” of the city, Mikhail Razvlekaev, reassured that “everything is according to plan” and the sounds are connected with the preventive measures of the Russian military in the bay against possible Ukrainian attacks.

Thus, the invaders are trying with might and main to convince that they control the situation on the peninsula. However, we note that the explosions in the Crimea and in Russia are increasingly creating trouble for the invaders.

The representative of the chairman of the Odessa OVA, Sergei Bratchuk, commented on the telethon on the words of the occupation administration of Sevastopol and added that “cotton” would continue to grow on the peninsula, so the invaders would have nowhere to hide.

The climatic conditions of the temporarily occupied Crimea contribute to the fact that this plant (cotton – Channel 24 ), I am sure, will grow more and more actively on the peninsula. And, if we are talking about this area, then this area will be the entire territory of the temporarily occupied Crimea, – added Sergey Bratchuk.

Recently, explosions thundered in Dzhankoy

• On the territory of the temporarily occupied Crimean peninsula on March 20, the strongest explosions thundered. In Dzhankoy, Khlopok visited the invaders.
• As a result, the railway junction was damaged, which was very important from a logistical point of view. Therefore, the use of this transport route is not yet possible.
• In addition, the explosions damaged the Russian Kalibr missiles, which the invader's army is hitting in Ukraine. Military expert Taras Zhovtenko noted that the “season of Dzhankoy cotton” came much earlier than the Russians expected – it was a serious blow for them.