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Crimea is rapidly turning into a territory of logistical chaos. After a series of strikes on military and infrastructure facilities, the occupiers are facing fuel shortages, power outages, and new restrictions for the civilian population. Why are Russian tourists leaving the peninsula en masse and what are the occupation authorities hiding? Also in the issue: an attack on a strategic plant in Voronezh, which produced electronics for Iskander, Kh-101 missiles, and Russian air defense systems. How serious could the consequences be for the Russian military industry? We will also discuss the attack on the Dubna space communications center near Moscow, the fuel crisis in Russia, and claims about possible problems with gasoline supplies. We analyze the events together with experts and analyze how these strikes affect the course of the war. More about these and other news on the air with Anastasia Noritsyna. Guest of the broadcast Volodymyr Ogryzko, former head of the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry 00:00 — Start of the broadcast: Hot season in Crimea and the mood of the occupiers 01:15 — The most powerful attacks: Footage of tourists panicking on the coast 01:53 — Domestic collapse on the peninsula: Curfew and light schedules 02:42 — Cosmic level of panic: The occupiers are already imagining a Ukrainian landing 03:20 — Why is the air raid warning not intentionally turned on in Crimea? 05:36 — Live broadcast: Volodymyr Ogryzko on the political aspect of de-occupation 06:57 — Has Crimea ceased to be a "red line" for the West? 09:12 — Putin's nuclear blackmail and Washington's pressure: What to expect next? 12:15 — Ultimatum for Russia: What conditions for ending the war are acceptable to Ukraine? 29:28 — Gasoline-free country: Massive fuel crisis in Russia #24online #news #warukraine2026 #ukrainenews #news #onlinenews #ukrainenews #news #freshnews #ukrainerussia #war #warukraine2026