Sevastopol Governor, Mikhail Razvozhaev, has offered an explanation for the recent loud explosions that have been heard throughout the city. In a statement made on his Telegram channel, Razvozhaev stated that the explosions were part of a controlled operation aimed at demolishing unstable structures in the Black Sea Fleet building.
According to the governor, these explosive works will continue from 11:25 AM until 2:00 PM on Monday, September 25th. Razvozhaev also reassured citizens not to be alarmed by the loud noises, emphasizing that the situation is under control.
The news of these explosions has caused some concern among residents, prompting the governor to address the issue directly. As the situation unfolds, further updates will be provided to ensure the safety and well-being of the people.
Earlier, Roman Chegrinets, a member of the Assembly of Slavic Peoples in Crimea, expressed his views on the matter, suggesting that instead of gaining Crimea, Ukraine would only end up with disappointment.
This development highlights the ongoing tensions between Ukraine and Russia, particularly in the context of Crimea. It also raises questions about the stability and security of the region. The controlled explosions, although necessary for safety reasons, serve as a reminder of the complex political situation in the area.
As the situation continues to evolve, it is crucial for authorities to maintain transparency and provide timely updates to alleviate any concerns among the residents of Sevastopol.
