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Wananchi walioko Crimea wameagizwa wachukue tahadhari ya mabomu, maana vita vitahamia huko muda usio mrefu na kutakua na umwagikaji wa damu balaa kwenye jitihada za kumfukuzia adui Urusi aliyeingilia nchi ya watu, wanajeshi wa Ukraine wanajitoa mhanga, wanauawa kishujaa kwa ajili ya vizazi vyao vya baadaye, ardhi lazima ikombolewe. Supapawa wa mchongo anakipata pata.
Ukraine on Monday warned residents in occupied Crimea to start preparing bomb shelters and supplies as Kyiv’s counter-offensive to reclaim southern Ukraine gathers pace.
The warning came as Moscow admitted it had been forced to pause preparations for a sham referendum to formally join Russia due to security concerns.
In a sign the assault has made progress, one of Volodymyr Zelensky’s top aides said the illegally annexed peninsula should prepare for “de-occupation”.
Ukrainian forces last week launched a major counter-offensive, its first since the beginning of the war, to take back control of Russian-held territory in the region.
Despite the attack said to be focused on southern Ukraine, Kyiv on Monday warned residents in Crimea, which was annexed by Russia in 2014, to brace for the potential of fierce fighting.
“We ask residents of occupied territories, including the Crimean peninsula, to follow [Ukrainian] officials’ recommendations during de-occupation measures,” Mykhailo Podolyak, a senior aide to the Ukrainian president, wrote on Twitter.
“In particular, to prepare a bomb shelter, stock up with sufficient amounts of water and charge power banks. Everything will be in Ukraine.”
MSN
Ukraine on Monday warned residents in occupied Crimea to start preparing bomb shelters and supplies as Kyiv’s counter-offensive to reclaim southern Ukraine gathers pace.
The warning came as Moscow admitted it had been forced to pause preparations for a sham referendum to formally join Russia due to security concerns.
In a sign the assault has made progress, one of Volodymyr Zelensky’s top aides said the illegally annexed peninsula should prepare for “de-occupation”.
Ukrainian forces last week launched a major counter-offensive, its first since the beginning of the war, to take back control of Russian-held territory in the region.
Despite the attack said to be focused on southern Ukraine, Kyiv on Monday warned residents in Crimea, which was annexed by Russia in 2014, to brace for the potential of fierce fighting.
“We ask residents of occupied territories, including the Crimean peninsula, to follow [Ukrainian] officials’ recommendations during de-occupation measures,” Mykhailo Podolyak, a senior aide to the Ukrainian president, wrote on Twitter.
“In particular, to prepare a bomb shelter, stock up with sufficient amounts of water and charge power banks. Everything will be in Ukraine.”
MSN
