Russia tightens civilian checks after Ukraine's successful operation in Crimea

The Center for National Resistance reported the information.

The occupying administration has increased selective checks of the local population in Crimea after the SBU struck the Crimean bridge for the third time.

In particular, police officers, when stopping civilians in the temporarily occupied peninsula, check documents and phones. Special attention is paid to Ukrainian resources in messengers.

"Such actions by the invaders are a waste of the enemy's resources, but we still ask you to be vigilant and careful during this period," the message says.

• On June 3, the Ukrainian Security Service conducted a unique operation, striking the Crimean bridge for the third time, carrying out an underwater attack.