Russian tourists were warned not to visit Crimea in mock ads with the Bananarama soundtrack from Ukraine.
This video showsRussian visitors following a explosion at an air force base on the peninsula and tourists fleeing a nearby beach. Arrived in a popular area.
The attack killed at least one of him, destroyed up to 20 aircraft and cost about $1 billion, according to Anton Gerashchenko, an adviser to Ukraine's Interior Minister. damage has occurred.
Kyiv officials have so far failed to directly claim responsibility for the attack.
However, the country's Ministry of Defense released a video accompanying Bananarama's 1983 hit "Cruel Summer" with her band The Legendary Girls.
The mock ad says 'You had a few options this summer' on the screen, offering Dubai, Turkey and Cuba instead.
"Crimea was a big mistake," says the video, along with footage of flames rising from the base.
A Russian tourist sobs drives home after a violently interrupted vacation.
The words "Crimea is Ukraine" – a reference to her illegal annexation of the peninsula in 2014 by Moscow – appear before disappearing.
"We advise our valued Russian guests not to visit Crimea, Ukraine unless they want an uncomfortably hot summer vacation," the Ministry of Defense said.
"No amount of sunscreen will protect them from the dangerous effects of smoking in unauthorized areas."
Sakhi Air Base, Ukraine It has been used as a base for countless attacks against the Southeast.
Russia had previously denied that the aircraft had been damaged in the explosion at Saki Air Base in Western Crimea, just a few miles from a beach popular with Russian visitors.
35}However, Photos of the base released by the US satellite imaging company Planet Labs show the extent of the base's destruction, with at least seven fighter planes completely destroyed. .
On Wednesday, a clip reportedly taken from the base showed his £19 million Russian fighter destroyed at the base. Revealed charred remains.
Since then, reports of Russian damage have ranged from fires in aircraft engines to explosions caused by carelessly dropped cigarettes.
After the attack, tourists were seen panicking and crying as smoke billowed over the nearby coastline.
Footage of a nearby resort shows numerous buildings with blown out windows.
Crimean authorities say at least 250 people have been moved from their homes to temporary accommodation.
A miles-long line of Russians fleeing across the main border between Crimea and Russia is depicted. , claims Crimea's hotels and beaches were unaffected.
