Aksyonov said there were no threats to trains due to an emergency in the north of Crimea

“Railway communication has been launched, nothing threatens anyone, trains are running,” TASS quoted him as saying.

Earlier, the Russian Defense Ministry said that a military warehouse near the village of Dzhankoy was damaged as a result of sabotage.

The ministry also noted that the sabotage caused damage to a number of civilian facilities, including power lines, a power plant, a railway track, as well as a number of residential buildings.