They said that after successful Ukrainian strikes, Russian forces are “in panic,” covering equipment with camouflage nets, moving assets only at night, and keeping air defenses on constant alert. The Russian rescue vessel Epron in occupied Crimea’s Sevastopol Bay that the Ukrainian partisan group “Atesh” says is under its observation. The statement ended with an appeal to residents of occupied Crimea to report movements of Russian troops, equipment or air defense positions, promising generous rewards for valuable intelligence. Kyiv has intensified attacks on occupied Crimea in recent months. In addition to the two Be-12s, Ukrainian forces said they also hit another Russian Mi-8 multirole helicopter during the same raid.