**Ukrainian Forces Launch Complex Strike on Russian Installations in Crimea**
On November 27, Ukrainian defense forces allegedly launched a strike against Russian military installations in Crimea. The main target was the Belbek airfield. This incident highlights ongoing efforts by Ukrainian forces to disrupt Russian control of the Crimean Peninsula.
**Russian Authorities Claim Repelled Attack**
According to local sources and occupation administration officials, Russian air defenses were active at the time of the attack. They claimed that their forces successfully repelled a drone attack in Sevastopol, occupied Crimea. Initial reports from the monitoring channel Crimean Wind mentioned explosions at the Belbek airfield.
**Details of the Strike Emerge**
Local channels reported that Ukrainian defense forces used a combination of drones, Neptune missiles, and S-200 missiles in the strike. This type of coordinated effort is a demonstration of Ukrainian military capabilities. Russian sources claimed to have shot down two aerial targets over the water near Kacha.
**Multiple Locations Affected**
Reports from local Telegram channels indicate that there were many air defense missile launches and explosions in Sevastopol. Pro-Russian sources also mentioned air defense activities in multiple locations, including Yevpatoria and Saky.
**Crimean Peninsula as a Military Base**
The Crimean Peninsula has been transformed into a massive military base by Russian forces, surrounded by air defense systems. Ukrainian defense forces have repeatedly shown their ability to strike strategic locations with the help of local partisans providing crucial intelligence support.
**Concerns about Targeting of Crimea’s Main Bridge**
Russian occupation forces are concerned about the potential targeting of the Crimean Bridge, a bridge connecting Crimea to the Russian mainland. This concern is likely due to its strategic importance and illegal construction on Ukrainian territory.