We previously wrote about the occupiers’ spectacular plans to launch “cruise routes” on the Mariupol-Batumi route, using the much-hyped, but unsuitable for Black Sea navigation, river cruise ship “Mustai Karim.”This “brilliant move” was outlined in…
By the end of the month, the aggressor-controlled “Crimean media” decided to discuss the “acute phase of the political crisis in Bulgaria” after the country’s President, Rumen Radev, announced his resignation on January 19.The resignation…
We previously wrote about the latest wave of “nationalization” carried out by the Sevastopol “authorities” in early December, affecting the “internet provider companies” “Sevstar” and various other entities.Moreover, Larisa Kontsebovskaya was declared the “main beneficiary…
On January 20, the European Court of Human Rights adopted and published its judgment “Bekirov and Others v. Russia” in a group of cases, related to the occupiers’ attacks on freedom of peaceful assembly in…
On January 18, aggressor-controlled “anonymous channels” began disseminating “sudden insider information” about the unsavory activities of the Sevastopol “government,”with a “systemic link” between these large-scale corruption schemes and the “Onexim Group”.This structure is controlled by…
Recently, during another ritual “public meeting” with the Crimean gauleiter Sergei Aksyonov, the so-called “general director” of the notorious mobile operator “Miranda-media,” Sergei Mordasov, stated that allegedly in 2025, this company’s mobile network supposedly “served…
As we have repeatedly written before, the Russian invaders have failed to achieve the illegal “maximum re-registration of real estate” in the fake “Russian registers” from the residents of occupied Crimea, despite repeated propaganda campaigns,…
In early December, we wrote about the occupiers’ latest round of “nationalization” in Sevastopol, as part of which they “nationalized” the occupiers and “Digital Innovations” as a previously created, controlled “gasket” for utility bills, created…
In January, the fake “director of the East Crimean historical and cultural museum-reserve,” Tatyana Umrikhina, stated that allegedly “together with Moscow specialists from the State research institute of restoration,” a “project for emergency repair work”…
Starting on the evening of January 10, residents of several villages in the Baydar Valley of occupied Sevastopol, namely Orline (Baydar), Goncharne (Varnaut), and Shyroke (Buyuk Muskomya), reported flooded homes on social media.Videos posted by…