Russian Officials And Security Forces Rushed To Evacuate Their Families From Crimea

The deadline is June 21.

Officials from the Russian occupation administration and FSB agents have begun rapidly evacuating their families from annexed Crimea.

This was reported by the Ukrainian partisan movement “Atesh”.

According to “Atesh,” there has been a rush in recent days among Russian occupiers in Crimea to evacuate their relatives to the “mainland,” that is, to Russia.

This is due to the increasingly frequent strikes by the Ukrainian Defense Forces against enemy logistics on the peninsula. The Russians also fear that the Ukrainian army may not only turn Crimea into an “island” but also carry out an amphibious operation there.

Russian officials in occupied Crimea and security forces—primarily FSB officers—are hurriedly sending their families to Russia.

At the same time, they are not forgetting their most valuable possessions.

“Atesh” sources within the Russian occupation administration and the Russian Armed Forces claim that the enemy is trying to complete the evacuation of their close relatives from annexed Crimea by June 21.

It is not specified why this particular date was chosen.

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