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Russians massively cut down trees in Crimea to build fortifications
In temporarily occupied Crimea, invading Russian forces have begun massively cutting down trees to build fortifications
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The Yellow Ribbon resistance movement reports.
According to the movement's activists, Russian forces have begun massive tree felling to build fortifications on the Crimean coast. In particular, local residents have repeatedly reported trucks with logs of trees moving toward enemy positions.
"The Russians are terrified of the Ukrainian landing and are trying to strengthen their positions at any cost," adds Yellow Ribbon.
- On the night of August 1 to 2, 2024, explosions occurred in the temporarily occupied Crimea. Russian propagandists report the alleged use of ATACMS missiles.
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