Zelensky says Russians fleeing Crimea proves 'it's no place for them'

In his nightly address, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky says "the queue to leave Crimea for Russia" proves that Russians are "beginning to comprehend or at least feel that Crimea is not a place for them." Following a second explosion at the Russian military facility in Crimea, Zelensky warns Ukrainians to "not approach the military infrastructure of the Russian army" in the occupied regions, hinting at more potential strikes. Ukraine has not directly claimed responsibility for the two recent explosions in Crimea, but senior officials and the military have implied Ukrainian involvement.

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