Overnight Explosions Reported Across Russia, Occupied Crimea
- Overnight on May 27, Ukrainian forces struck southern Russia and Russian-occupied Crimea with drones and missiles, hitting a central bank branch in Taganrog that caught fire, said Russia-appointed Governor Mikhail Razvozhaev.
- Ukraine regularly strikes military infrastructure deep within Russia to diminish Moscow's war capacity, with Taganrog positioned just 40 kilometers from Ukraine's border along the Azov Sea coast as a strategic target.
- The Tuapse oil refinery in Krasnodar Krai was struck for the fifth time this spring, triggering major fires and oil rain, while smoke was observed near the Baltimore military airfield hosting Russia's 47th Guards Bomber Aviation Regiment.
- Blast waves damaged an eight-story residential building in Sevastopol, injuring two women, one seriously; falling missile debris set cars on fire in Taganrog, said Rostov Governor Yuri Slyusar.
- Repeated strikes on the Taganrog facility have caused environmental fallout including airborne petroleum byproducts and oil spills on city streets, while Ukraine's military has not commented and the Kyiv Independent could not immediately verify Russian claims.
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The building in Sevastopol is almost completely burned out.
Ukraine targets a Su-34 base, aircraft repair plant, and Black Sea Fleet Air Force HQ in one night
Ukraine targeted three facilities linked to Russia's military aviation during the night and morning on 27 May 2026. The targets: the Voronezh Baltimor airbase and the Taganrog 325 Aircraft Repair Plant in Russia, and the Black Sea Fleet Air Force HQ in occupied Sevastopol. Various local sources reported on the attacks. British-French Storm Shadow cruise missiles were likely used at least in some of these attacks. Ukraine's deep-strike campaign …
Foreign Ministry on Russia’s confiscation of property in temporarily occupied territories: Stolen property must be returned
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine emphasizes that the illegal expropriation by Russia and its occupation administrations of state, municipal, and private property in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine is unlawful and will be reversed in the future.
The authorities in the occupied city are in full swing taking over buildings and apartments belonging to Ukrainians.
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