Crimean residents send Feodosia oil depot coordinates following explosions in Sevastopol

He stated this on the Espreso TV channel. 

Chiygoz emphasized that the sharing of these coordinates indicates a growing trend and anticipation of future similar actions. He mentioned that such incidents have a significant impact on the already dwindling enthusiasm among Crimean residents, who had previously regarded Crimea as a safe haven.

Chiygoz also highlighted that since 2014, the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar people has been closely monitoring the situation in Crimea. Regarding the expectations from the counteroffensive by the Armed Forces of Ukraine, he expressed that the liberation of Crimea is already being pursued through military operations on the left bank in the Kherson region.

He stressed the importance of reaching Chongar and Kalanchak, as they signify the readiness to enter Crimea. Chiygoz further stated that the morale and psychological state of the occupiers in Crimea is deteriorating. He indicated that the behavior and conversations among collaborators serve as “indicators for monitoring their actions and how they retaliate against the Crimean Tatars”. 

"We tell our military about all this as well. I once again started with the fact that after this explosion they started sending us the coordinates of, as they say, "infrastructural objects". No, this is a military base, everything must be destroyed there." he added.

• On April 29, the occupation authorities of Crimea reported an attack by drones on an oil depot in Sevastopol. 

• The explosions at the oil depot resulted in the destruction of 10 tanks containing oil products with a total capacity of 40,000 tons. 

• On April 30, Natalia Humeniuk, the spokesperson of the OC South, stated that these explosions at the occupiers' oil depot in Sevastopol were interpreted as preparations for active offensive actions by the Armed Forces of Ukraine.