"Trust has collapsed," Crimeans' disillusionment and flight from the peninsula
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Russian Z blogger Alexander Gorny, who moved to occupied Crimea in 2014, spoke frankly about the situation on the peninsula. He noted a decline in pro-Russian sentiment among local residents. According to him, trust in both Moscow and its proxies has collapsed in Crimea. People realized that Russia had abandoned them. "There's no unity among Crimeans; it's every man for himself. The hucksters are doing quite well, selling fuel and generators along the highways, and jacking up food prices. So, all the slogans about the universal unity of Crimeans are lies, propaganda that has no basis in reality. Among my many acquaintances and followers, trust in Aksyonov has been completely undermined; it's collapsed, just like trust in the federal center. I hear this in practically every conversation, something that wasn't the case just a month ago," said the Z-blogger. According to him, the banking and food crisis is escalating on the peninsula, with goods selling at much higher prices than in Russia. Russians are fleeing Crimea en masse or preparing to do so. "Marketplaces have simply collapsed and aren't recovering, especially in Crimea. People on the peninsula are left without jobs and income, and microfinance organizations are doing just fine. The fuel crisis is escalating again, prices have risen, serious outages have begun, and people can't even fuel their generators. Where are chronically ill people supposed to store their medications if their refrigerators are failing? There's no sign of improvement, and this is already becoming clear to many. Some of my Crimean acquaintances have started preparing to move," Gorny writes.
Recall, statements by the aggressor country's authorities regarding the restoration of traffic on the Novorossiya highway in occupied southern Ukraine contradict reports of ongoing Ukrainian drone attacks. Russian Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin stated that the situation on the highway has improved significantly and traffic has "more or less returned to normal." He stated that approximately 7,000 vehicles, including nearly 3,000 trucks, use the road daily. However, French OSINT analyst Clément Molin counted 167 damaged Russian trucks and other vehicles since the beginning of August alone. Meanwhile, attacks on key roads in the occupied south continue almost daily. Pro-Russian sources also confirm the continuation of the strikes. In particular, Anatoly Shariy published a video showing three burning trucks near the village of Obitochnaya in the Zaporizhzhia region. According to Molen's calculations, over the past four months, Ukrainian drones have hit at least 1,623 Russian trucks and other vehicles more than 20 kilometers from the front line. Russia is attempting to counter these attacks with electronic warfare, mobile fire teams, and other methods.
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