Published 2 years ago

Moscow admits sabotage caused Crimea depot blast

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Russian Defense Ministry says sabotage was behind an explosion at a military depot in Crimea. Images posted on social media showed large fireballs erupting at the site and clouds of black smoke rising. Earlier this month, major damage at a Crimean military airfield drew international attention. Ukraine did not claim responsibility but did seek to cast doubt on Russia's version of events.

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The Hindu

Russia says Crimea arms depot blasts act of 'sabotage'

Local officials told Russian news agencies that some 2,000 people were evacuated from the area in Crimea as a precaution after a fire set off explosions at a military depot

2 years ago·India

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NDTV

Russia Says Explosions At Arms Depot In Crimea Acts Of 'Sabotage'

Russia on Tuesday blamed saboteurs for orchestrating a series of explosions at an ammunition depot in Russian-annexed Crimea, a rare admission that armed groups loyal to Ukraine are damaging military logistics and supply lines on te

2 years ago·New Delhi, India

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CNN

Video: Russia says Crimea ammo depot explosion result of 'sabotage'

An explosion at an ammunition depot in Russian-occupied Crimea has been branded "sabotage" by Russia's military. Ukraine has not claimed responsibility for the incident, but a Ukrainian presidential adviser referred to the blast as "demilitarization in action."

2 years ago·Atlanta, United States

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Deutsche Welle

Russia-Ukraine updates: Moscow admits sabotage caused Crimea depot blast

Russia has admitted that the detonation of ammunition at a military depot in the Dzhankoy region of Crimea was due to sabotage. Follow DW for the latest.

2 years ago·Germany

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