
Crimea struck by more explosions as Russia blames attacks on 'sabotage'
The explosions come just a week after a Russian military air base was struck on the contested peninsula.
The explosions come just a week after a Russian military air base was struck on the contested peninsula.
Russia has blamed the explosions on munition stores that had blown up, while speculation was rife that it was hit by Ukrainian-fired long-range missiles.
Ukraine said that the ships were then seized by Russia, as tensions around the annexed region continue to rise.