Urgent inspection of bomb shelters in Sevastopol after series of explosions
STANISLAV POHORILOV — MONDAY, 22 AUGUST 2022, 12:29
The occupation authorities of Sevastopol began checking bomb shelters after a series of explosions, despite the fact they earlier insisted on the reliability of air defence.
Source: Mikhail Razvozhayev, the so-called "Governor of Sevastopol" on Telegram
Quote from Razvozhayev: "Since we [Sevastopol – ed.] still have a ‘yellow level’ [of terrorist threat - ed.], I checked the condition of the shelters over the weekend. I gave an order to place signs everywhere where the shelters are located. And to mark basements with signs with information about phone numbers and apartments where the keys are located."
Details: Razvozhayev recommended not to give in to panic and assured that the city seems to be "under reliable protection".
Background:
- On 31 July, the Russian-appointed "governor" of Sevastopol announced that a drone struck the headquarters of the Russian Navy, and celebrations planned for Russian Navy Day have been cancelled.
- On the morning of 20 August, explosions thundered again in Sevastopol. The occupation authorities reported that a drone fell on the roof of the Black Sea Fleet headquarters.
- On the morning of 21 August, residents of Sevastopol heard an explosion again.
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