"We can quietly go to Crimea." That gave Ukraine explosions on the occupied peninsula - Zhdanov

The video of the day he added that these strokes are "armed reserves, which Russia has accumulated in the Crimea" and if the Ukrainian military damaged the railway from Dzhanka, then there are no longer trains to occupied Melitopol. "The second day there is silence," the military expert said. Zhdanov also noted that Dzhanka had damaged an electrical substation that had previously received electricity from Ukraine, including from the ZPP and distributed in the Crimea.

"And now the Russians are very active in transferring the capacities of the ZPP to the occupied territories, including the Crimea," he reminded. The military expert also assessed how many ammunition could be destroyed in Crimea. “Consider that 1–3 syllables-this can be equal to two or three echelons-10-15 thousand tons. 1 echelon-5 thousand tons. On average one box with shells-100 kg. Multiply by 0. 8 and it will be an amount of shells. Cargo echelon is normal 5 thousand tons. 54 conditional wagons.

On average, take a coefficient of 0. 8. 5 thousand tons by 0. 8 - is equal to the number of ammunition in one echelon, ”Zhdanov said. According to him, the destruction of such a number of shells creates a huge problem for the invaders, "especially in the frontline. " “If we continue at the same rate, then we, in principle, prepare the soil with the access to the isthmus. And we can quietly go to Crimea.

And if we later trim the Crimean bridge so that there is no fresh import, it will be great at all, ”the military expert summed up. On August 16, explosions were reopened in the occupied Crimea again: in the morning near the village of Azov, the Dzhankoy district exploded the ammunition, a fire at the transformer station occurred in Dzhanka, and explosions were also heard at the Guards in the Guards in the Guards in the Guards in Simferopol district.

According to Bellingcat, there were 24 Russian planes. The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation initially reported that the cause of explosions in the Dzhankoysky district was "the ignition in the territory of the robbed site of temporary storage of ammunition of one of the military units", and then declared "diversion". The Armed Forces stated "violation of the rules of smoking", in the air forces of the Armed Forces - the rules of fire safety.

On August 9, the occupied peninsula covered panic after a series of explosions at the Saki military airfield near the resort village of Novofedorivka. Then the occupation "authorities" of Crimea called the cause of explosions "detonation of several aviation ammunition", fearing to recognize the Armed Forces on the target on the peninsula. CNN reported that during explosions at the airfield in the occupied Crimea, Russia lost at least seven military aircraft - most of the Second World War.