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While Putin talks about greatness, occupied Crimea is facing a fuel blockade This is what the so-called “land corridor” to Crimea looks like, which has been paralyzed by the Ukrainian Armed Forces. On the peninsula, filming fuel trucks has been banned. Taking photos or videos can lead to severe... show more

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❗️In the temporarily occupied Crimea, restrictions have been introduced on the sale of sugar, salt, and cereals, according to local media. ▪️ Many stores already have empty shelves. ▪️ The Russians have restricted passenger transportation on the highway to Crimea, which was recently brought under fire control by the Ukrainian Armed Forces. ▪️ People are fleeing Crimea en masse — this morning there was a queue of 620 cars in front of the Crimean Bridge. People are waiting in the exit queue for several hours.

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“We fell into an ambush. It’s burning behind us, it’s burning in front of us, and they’re still flying.” Ukrainian long-range drones are turning Russia’s so-called land corridor to occupied Crimea into a kill zone. Fuel tankers are being hit, supply routes disrupted, and vehicles that do make it through are reportedly waiting days for ferries. The fuel shortages now being reported in Crimea are a visible sign of the growing pressure on one of Moscow’s most important logistical lifelines. 🇺🇦

“We fell into an ambush. It’s burning behind us, it’s burning in front of us, and they’re still flying.” Ukrainian long-range drones are turning Russia’s so-called land corridor to occupied Crimea into a kill zone. Fuel tankers are being hit, supply routes disrupted, and vehicles that do make it through are reportedly waiting days for ferries. The fuel shortages now being reported in Crimea are a visible sign of the growing pressure on one of Moscow’s most important logistical lifelines. 🇺🇦

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Crimea blockade — the beginning of its liberation? Ukraine is systematically destroying the logistics connecting Crimea with Russia and the occupied territories. In recent days alone, the Armed Forces of Ukraine have repeatedly struck the Chongar area, railway lines, and the “Novorossiya” highway. According to some Ukrainian military experts, the goal of these attacks is not an assault on the peninsula, but a gradual isolation of the Russian grouping. Analysts compare the situation to Kherson in autumn 2022. Back then, after damage to the Antonivskyi Bridge, Russian supply lines came under threat, eventually forcing a withdrawal from the right bank of the Dnipro. A similar scenario may now be developing for Crimea: the harder it becomes to deliver fuel, ammunition, water, and food, the more difficult it is to maintain a large occupying force. Fuel sales restrictions have already been introduced on the peninsula. There are reports of queues at the Kerch Bridge exit and mass cancellations of tourist bookings. The holiday season has started poorly, despite being the main source of income for locals. At the same time, most analysts consider a large-scale Ukrainian landing in Crimea unlikely, calling it highly risky and unlikely to succeed. A more realistic scenario, they say, is continued pressure on transport infrastructure and a gradual weakening of Russian positions in southern Ukraine. Ukraine’s priority remains not Crimea itself, but the liberation of parts of the Zaporizhzhia and Kherson regions. If that succeeds, the peninsula would become highly vulnerable, and Russia would find it increasingly difficult to hold it.

Crimea blockade — the beginning of its liberation? Ukraine is systematically destroying the logistics connecting Crimea with Russia and the occupied territories. In recent days alone, the Armed Forces of Ukraine have repeatedly struck the Chongar area, railway lines, and the “Novorossiya” highway. According to some Ukrainian military experts, the goal of these attacks is not an assault on the peninsula, but a gradual isolation of the Russian grouping. Analysts compare the situation to Kherson in autumn 2022. Back then, after damage to the Antonivskyi Bridge, Russian supply lines came under threat, eventually forcing a withdrawal from the right bank of the Dnipro. A similar scenario may now be developing for Crimea: the harder it becomes to deliver fuel, ammunition, water, and food, the more difficult it is to maintain a large occupying force. Fuel sales restrictions have already been introduced on the peninsula. There are reports of queues at the Kerch Bridge exit and mass cancellations of tourist bookings. The holiday season has started poorly, despite being the main source of income for locals. At the same time, most analysts consider a large-scale Ukrainian landing in Crimea unlikely, calling it highly risky and unlikely to succeed. A more realistic scenario, they say, is continued pressure on transport infrastructure and a gradual weakening of Russian positions in southern Ukraine. Ukraine’s priority remains not Crimea itself, but the liberation of parts of the Zaporizhzhia and Kherson regions. If that succeeds, the peninsula would become highly vulnerable, and Russia would find it increasingly difficult to hold it.

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