November 15, 2024
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Mass media: the captain of the enemy fleet was blown up in Crimea

In the temporarily occupied Crimea, in Sevastopol, today, November 13, a car exploded near one of the city’s supermarkets. According to preliminary information of the Krymsky Veter Telegram channel, explosives were planted in the car, and at the time of the explosion, the captain of the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Federation was in the car. He died. According to the specified information, it is about the chief of staff of the 41st brigade of missile ships and boats of the Black Sea Fleet. Also called”, — write on: ua.news

In the temporarily occupied Crimea, in Sevastopol, today, November 13, a car exploded near one of the city’s supermarkets.

According to preliminary information of the Krymsky Veter Telegram channel, explosives were planted in the car, and at the time of the explosion, the captain of the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Federation was in the car. He died.

According to the specified information, it is about the chief of staff of the 41st brigade of missile ships and boats of the Black Sea Fleet. They also call his name – Valery Tkachenko.

We also wrote that in October, a car containing a major of the enemy army was blown up in temporarily occupied Luhansk. The occupying high-ranking official also died.

Earlier, in April of this year, a so-called United Russia party deputy was blown up in the temporarily occupied territory of the Zaporizhzhia region.

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