On the morning of June 21, the operational headquarters of the Krasnodar Territory reported that the Panagia ferry was attacked by a UAV at the Kerch crossing in the Temryuk region (Taman Peninsula, Krasnodar Territory). According to the data provided, one person was killed and another was injured. “From June 21, ferry transportation through the Kerch crossing will temporarily not be carried out,” the operational headquarters said in a statement.

Rolling blackouts are being introduced in annexed Sevastopol, “governor” Mikhail Razvozhaev announced this in his Telegram channel.

The area and shape of the military site, which is being built on the site of a clearing in the Moskvoretsky park in Moscow's Kuntsevo, is comparable to the new S-300 and S-400 positions around the capital. This was noticed by OSINT researchers Jembob and Mark Krutov , who studied satellite images of the site. The authorities did not officially disclose the purpose of the object. Jembob published Sentinel-2 images showing a cleared area of ​​about 4 hectares near the Medic stadium.

Iran has resumed crude oil shipments from its export terminal on Kharg Island, Bloomberg reports . Vessel tracking data shows there are three tankers moored at the Sea Island terminal, each capable of carrying about 2 million barrels. At least 20 more tankers of varying sizes are anchored east of Kharq, indicating Iran has additional crude oil ready to be exported from the Persian Gulf.

All gas stations in annexed Crimea will completely stop selling fuel from June 21, the Russian “head” of the region, Sergei Aksenov, announced this in a video message. “Today, June 21, from 9:00 at Crimean gas stations, fuel supply has been stopped, both for cash and non-cash payments, and by coupons for individuals and legal entities. Fuel will be supplied only to government services that ensure the life and security of the Republic of Crimea.

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The Iranian delegation left the building in Bürgenstock, Switzerland, where negotiations with the United States took place, after Donald Trump published threats against Tehran. This was reported by the state agency IRNA and the Tasnim agency. According to IRNA, the quadrilateral negotiations between Iran and the United States, mediated by Qatar and Pakistan, entered a “difficult phase” after 80 minutes of discussions and a break.

In occupied Sevastopol, after Ukrainian drone attacks on the Kerch Strait, street public events were canceled and restrictions were introduced on transport, trade and public catering. Ferries will stop running, public transport will operate until 21:00, and large shops, cafes and other catering outlets will close no later than 20:00. This was announced by the head of the occupation administration of Sevastopol, Mikhail Razvozhaev, following a meeting of the operational headquarters.

The State Oil Company of Azerbaijan SOCAR reported oil pollution in the water area between Pirallahi Island and Dubendi Beach on the Caspian Sea coast. The source of the leak, according to the company, turned out to be one of the underwater oil pipelines of the Azneft production association. Information about traces of oil pollution near the beach was received on June 19.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said that the country will hold “one election” in October or November, but did not specify the exact date of the vote or whether it will be parliamentary or presidential. The statement came against the backdrop of a rally of thousands in Novi Sad, whose participants demanded early elections. Vučić spoke on the evening of June 20 on a joint broadcast of the pro-government TV channels Informer, Pink and Prva. “The elections will be either in October or November.

In annexed Crimea, electricity consumption limitation schedules were introduced “due to accidents at power grid facilities” amid Ukrainian attacks on the peninsula. This was reported by the Krymenergo enterprise. The company has not yet specified the scale of restrictions and the timing of restoration of power supply. In the morning, Krymenergo reported a partial shutdown of consumers in the North-Western, Central and Yuzhnoberezhny energy regions.

On the night of June 21, Ukrainian UAVs attacked the Kerch Peninsula in annexed Crimea. As the Russian “head” of Crimea Sergei Aksenov said , there were civilian casualties. As of this morning, four people were killed and 28 were injured. OSINT analysis of the Astra Telegram channel showed that the oil depot of the Kerch commercial port is on fire.