Russian Marines' Unit In Crimea With Missiles

High-ranking officers could have been killed.

On April 15, an AFU missile attack in the temporarily occupied Crimea hit a command post where high-ranking Russian officers were stationed. This was reported to the Suspilne TV channel by sources in the security services.

It is noted that the air alert in the occupied Crimea lasted about two hours. Law enforcers of the occupation Russian administration used smoke curtains in the bay of Sevastopol.

Also, according to the Crimean Wind Telegram channel, aviation was brought into the air in occupied Sevastopol.

Partisans of the Atesh military-patriotic movement noted that Russian air defence was heard in Crimea. The underground also noted a probable hit on a part of the 810th separate brigade of the Russian Marines in Sevastopol.

"The 810th brigade is all in the shelter. Minus the first floor," the message said.