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VOLKER: Crimea might be more vulnerable and easier to separate than Donbas. Ukrainians already cut off sea access and ports. They can cut connections, Kerch Bridge and land corridor that connects Donbas to Crimea. This could become a viable option for Ukraine to isolate Crimea.

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Anonymous hackers breached the official Russian justice website for occupied Crimea, gaining access to its databases and extracting more than 240 GB of judicial data comprising over 323,000 files. Anonymous demands Russia withdraw from Ukraine, and reminds all that Crimea is Ukraine, now and forever. Details here: Anonymous🇫🇷 NTLB
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