Ukraine's missile strikes hit Crimea beaches, Russia plans shelters

For many months, Ukrainians have been attacking targets in occupied Crimea. During one of these attacks, debris from a launched missile reportedly fell on residents relaxing on the beach in Sevastopol. A strange announcement recently appeared on the beaches near the city, indicating that the authorities plan to build shelters there.

Sevastopol, located on the western side of the Crimean Peninsula, is the main base of the Russian Black Sea Fleet. After a series of attacks, few Russian ships are now stationed there, but it remains a target for Ukrainians.

On June 23, local occupation authorities reported shooting down five Ukrainian missiles, fragments of which fell on beaches in the districts of Uchkuyevka and Lyubimovka. According to Russian media, five people were said to have died, and 150 were reported injured.

On Thursday, the Crimski Viatr service published a photo of an announcement posted at the entrance to one of Sevastopol's beaches on its Telegram channel.

"Attention! This beach is not equipped with adequate shelters. Staying here during an attack by the Armed Forces of Ukraine is not safe," reads the announcement.

The continuation of the announcement is even more enjoyable. "The authorities of Sevastopol recommend refraining from staying on the beach until the installation of reinforced concrete protective structures."

According to Crimski Viatr, such announcements have appeared on all the beaches on the northern side of Sevastopol, including Uchkuyevka Beach.

"The special military operation (this is what Russians call the war in Ukraine - ed.) is going according to plan," commented Crimski Viatr on the appearance of these notices.