From there, the Ukrainians with their European-made howitzers and American-made rocket-launchers easily can strike the Isthmus of Perekop, the three-mile-wide strip of land, 45 miles south of ...

The difficulties start with putting troops onto the peninsula, which is connected to mainland Ukraine by a narrow isthmus. “There's only a couple of ways you can go to Crimea,” said Mick Ryan ...

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There are only two main roads leading into Crimea from the rest of Ukraine, one crossing the narrow Isthmus of Perekop in the west and another eastern route on the Azov Sea, ...

One hundred two years ago, for 10 days in November, parts of the Russian Civil War brutally played out, leaving 12,000 soldiers dead in and along the Isthmus of Perekop, a five- to seven-kilometer … ...

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"The occupiers plan to relocate political prisoners from Crimea to Russian territory in the coming days. Special wagons will be part of the passenger train Sevastopol - Moscow," the report states.

This refers to a rural settlement in southern Kherson, close to the Isthmus of Perekop that separates the Crimean Peninsula from the mainland. The group added: "These soldiers are located in ...

The Crimean peninsula is an energy-deficient region that imports more than 80% of its electricity, generated in Ukraine via 220/330 kilowatt power lines across the Isthmus of Perekop and the ...

Crimea qualifies as a peninsula on the slightest of technicalities, dangling from the Ukrainian mainland by an isthmus (Perekop, on the left side of the map) that, at its widest point, is just 4.3 ...