Russian bureaucrats in Crimea scramble to evacuate ahead of Ukrainian strikes

The deadline for execution is up to and including July 3, the partisans said. A number of other administrations have also received this order.

Some officials who have access to official gasoline have suddenly "fallen ill." They took medical leave and hastily departed for Russia's Krasnodar Krai.

"Crimean collaborators perfectly understand that retribution for what they have done is approaching, and Russian air defenses will not save them," Atesh emphasized.

In June, fuel crisis in Crimea deepened due to systematic strikes by Defense Forces on the occupiers' oil infrastructure and logistics facilities. Multi-kilometer traffic jams are being recorded at the exits from Crimea. The peninsula's "authorities" have announced the closure of children's camps, and the tourist season is effectively ruined.

On June 26, the so-called "head" of Crimea, Sergey Aksyonov, announced the introduction of a regional state of emergency. He claims the regime was introduced primarily to resolve economic issues.

On June 28, Ukrainian Navy spokesperson Dmytro Pletenchuk reported that the Ukrainian Defense Forces' strikes on Russian logistics in temporarily occupied Crimea are part of a multi-stage operation.