A massive explosion in Crimea destroyed a cache of Russian cruise missiles, a key weapon in its attacks on civilian infrastructure, Ukraine says

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A still from footage shared on social media on March 20, 2023, purporting to show an explosion in Dhzankoi, Crimea. It shows a bright yellow and red burst behind low buildings in silhouette.
A still from footage shared on social media on March 20, 2023, purporting to show an explosion in Dhzankoi, Crimea. Insider was unable to verify the footage.

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Putin's macabre tour of occupied Ukraine: Russian leader visits besieged regions of Crimea and Mariupol

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Russian President Vladimir Putin speaks on the phone in his office in Saint Petersburg, Russia, on December 15, 2018.

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President of NATO member state says Crimea will 'never again' be part of Ukraine, argues against sending more weapons

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Croatian President Zoran Milanovic in Zagreb, Croatia, in February 2020.
Croatian President Zoran Milanovic in Zagreb, Croatia, in February 2020.

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A decade of quiet preparations helped Ukraine turn the tables on Russia's bigger, better-armed military, experts say

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Ukrainian troops carry rocket-propelled grenades and sniper rifles toward the city of Irpin in March 2022.

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Crimea is shaping up to be the battleground that will decide the Russia-Ukraine war

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Vladimir Putin reviews Russian navy ships in Sevastopol Crimea
Russian President Vladimir Putin reviews naval ships in the Crimean port of Sevastopol on May 9, 2014.

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