Arestovich said whether he would continue to "clap" in the Crimea

Aleksey Arestovich, adviser to the President of Ukraine, believes that strikes on Crimea will continue. He spoke about this during a live broadcast with Mark Feigin.

He also noted that on the peninsula, those "claps" that the Russians had announced the day before were the work of air defense.

These are all downed weapons. We did not hit anything significant either yesterday or today, unfortunately, - he said.

At the same time, he drew attention to the fact that the strikes on Crimea had taken place in time, as the enemy began to transfer its aircraft from Crimea to the continental part of the Russian Federation.

A drone hit the fleet headquarters in Sevastopol today, which they "heroically" shot down. He did not carry a combat dawn, he was an "observing" drone. When they say that there are no losses, I even tend to believe them. There was nothing there that could cause great losses - break through the roof, a couple of floors. But this means that today it was not, and tomorrow it may be, - said the adviser to the OPU.

Arestovich noted that most of the objects "sent" to the peninsula are conducting reconnaissance and cannot significantly harm. However, in the future, the information obtained through this intelligence "will be used."

You have to understand that, in a sense, the operation to liberate Crimea has already begun... Here, we are liberating it already. Ships are dumped, aircraft are dumping, citizens of Russia are dumping. Alright, let's go," he said.

Speaking about shelling by the Russians, he noted that, unfortunately, they would continue to hit peaceful cities. And, as he predicts, the residents of Kharkov will have to endure many blows.

Kharkiv is located close to the border with Russia. From launching rockets to hitting the city is a very short time, - he drew attention.

Arestovich also pointed out that the proximity of the city to the border does not allow air defense to work normally and many missiles fall on the city.

According to him, it is difficult to reduce the intensity of the fire. Arestovich called on people to evacuate from Kharkov and the region.