Russia installs mass warning systems in temporarily occupied Crimea – partisans

Ksenia Omelchenko

Russian occupiers began massively installing warning systems in the temporarily occupied Crimea.

This was reported by the military-partisan movement "Atesh" on Telegram.

"Our agents have noted that the occupiers have begun to install warning systems en masse. The Russians understand very well that they will need them very soon. They are preparing for explosions," the message reads.

It is also noted that the movement monitors the activities of the "law enforcement agencies" of the occupiers on the peninsula and conducts constant reconnaissance in Yevpatoria.

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According to the Center of National Resistance, the Russian occupiers in Crimea are preparing rescuers to work in the conditions of a man-made disaster with radiation and chemical contamination.