Russians report damage to railway tracks in eastern Crimea

Sergey Aksyonov, the so-called head of the occupation administration of Crimea, announced this on his Telegram channel.

“The train tracks got damaged in the Kirovsk district, but no one got hurt. The specialized services are currently working to fix it, and it will take around 4 to 8 hours to complete the repairs,” he wrote. 

Meanwhile, Oleg Kryuchkov, an advisor to Aksyonov, shared that a few trains have been detained: “Currently, two long-distance trains and two local trains are experiencing delays.”

The occupiers didn't provide any details about the type of damage or the reason behind it.

• On June 21, the authorities in Crimea, who are in control of the region, announced that there was damage to the railway in the Feodosia area.