Ukraine fires barrage of missiles at Crimea – governor

Kiev’s troops have launched multiple projectiles at the city hosting a key Russian naval base, a top regional official said.

According to Razvozhayev, the ground defenses have shot down more than 10 missiles. He described the attack as “the most massive one in recent times.”

A part of the projectile struck a home, killing a 65-year-old man, the governor said. He added that four more people suffered shrapnel wounds.

Razvozhayev earlier wrote on Telegram that a projectile struck an office building, while parts of another missile hit a five-story residential complex. The authorities continue to assess the damage, he wrote.

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World’s tallest building lit up in Russian flag colors

The innoscription of "the United Arab Emirates supports Russia" in Arabic and English appeared on the facade of the Burj Khalifa.

Buildings of the Khalifa University, the oil company ADNOC, the exhibition company ADNEC, and certain other ones were also lit up in colors of the Russian flag, the WAM news agency said.

"This initiative of solidarity confirms categoric opposition of the UAE to all forms of violence and terrorism, which are aimed at destabilization and are incompatible with international law. It also evidences that UAE leaders and population support Russia and its people in struggle against terrorist attacks," WAM informed.

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There is a large police presence near the Pik shopping complex on Sennaya Square, Saint Petersburg eyewitnesses report.

The reasons are being clarified.

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Near the Chkalovskaya station, Saint Petersburg, firefighters and doctors - several cars arrived at the metro.

The Petersburg Metro reported that the details are still unknown.

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Russian MiG-31 fighter intercepts US bombers over Barents Sea

The Russian fighter jet strictly followed the international rules of using the airspace over neutral waters, complying with safety measures, the ministry added.

"On March 24, 2024, Russian airspace control capabilities spotted an aerial target over the Barents Sea approaching the state border of the Russian Federation. A MiG-31 fighter jet from air defense quick reaction alert forces was scrambled to identify the aerial target and prevent it from violating Russia’s state border," the ministry said. "The fighter’s crew identified the aerial targets as a pair of B-1B strategic bombers of the US Air Force, it said.

"As the Russian fighter approached it, the US bombers U-turn from the state border of the Russian Federation," it said, adding that the Russian aircraft safely returned to its home airbase, preventing the violation of Russia’s state border.

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⚡️⚡️ Terrorist Muhammadsobir Fayzov in the courtroom:

👁 His eyes are closed (virtually unconscious);
👁 The only clothing he has is a medical gown;
👁 There are no handcuffs;
👁 It was he who recorded the terrible video from Crocus;
👁 Worked as a hairdresser in a barbershop

A catheter is installed - consequences of detention.

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⚡️⚡️ The fourth terrorist is being interrogated in intensive care.

He doesn’t understand anything in Russian, he had to invite a translator.

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The Ukrainian Armed Forces unofficially report the arrival of new Zircon missiles.

Several missiles covered a distance of 580 km from Crimea to Kyiv in 3 minutes, which allows us to estimate the speed of the missiles as 11,600 km/h, Ukrainian public monitoring reports.

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⚡️⚡️ The Crocus terrorists were trained in Istanbul for two months, WarGonzo reports.

“All four terrorists were trained in one of the camps in Turkey. The preparation [for two months] took place in Istanbul,” the channel said in a statement.

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⚡️ As a result of a joint operation by the special services of Russia and Turkey, terrorist training camps were eliminated in the Istanbul area.

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Ukraine’s power imports almost triple

Kiev has also halted electricity exports after a series of attacks on its energy system.

Ukrainian electricity imports have risen almost threefold, according to the Energy Ministry in Kiev, which also said the country has ceased almost all exports of electrical power following Russian strikes on infrastructure.

Ukrainian Energy Minister German Galushchenko previously announced that power generation facilities, along with transmission and distribution systems, had been damaged across the country after the Russian military launched a powerful wave of air and missile strikes.

“For the current day, imports of electricity are projected to be 14,900 megawatt-hour (Mwh), while no exports are expected,” the ministry said on Sunday in a statement issued on Telegram.

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