The base near Henicheskom, where Putin visited, may have been hit
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Several explosions occurred in the area of the Russian-controlled city of Genychesk in the Kherson region of Ukraine on Thursday.
Henichesk is located more than 100 kilometers from the front line, where the Russian administration of the occupied Kherson region was transferred after the Russian troops left Kherson.
The most likely cause of the explosions is a missile attack by Ukrainian troops. The local pro-Ukrainian Telegram channel claims that the strike apparently hit the former “Express” recreation center in the village of Schastlyvtsevo on Arabatskaya Strelka – this is very close to the annexed Crimea. It is claimed that Russian Guard servicemen were stationed in the boarding house. There is no independent confirmation of this.
OSINT analyst Benjamin Pitte suggests that the strike was aimed at a facility visited by Russian President Vladimir Putin in April. We are talking about the recreation center “Brigantyna” in the same Shchastlyvtsevo. The Russian headquarters was located there.
Acting appointed by Russia Governor of the Kherson Region, Vladimir Saldo, stated that the Ukrainian army hit the Dnepryan children’s health camp, located on Arabatskaya Strelka, with British Storm Shadow missiles, and one person was killed.
There is no mention of the existence of a children’s camp called “Dnepryan” on the Arabatsky Strelka on the Internet.
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