Nov. 28, 2025, 12:06 p.m.

Guerrillas scouted Russian port infrastructure in Sevastopol

(PHOTO: ATESH)

The ATESh guerrilla movement has successfully completed an intelligence operation, collecting important information about the activities of the Russian military and industrial facilities in Kamyshovaya Bay.

This was reported by the press service of the resistance movement.

The movement confirmed that the bay is of critical strategic importance. It is home to such key facilities as the South Sevastopol shipyard, which repairs and modernizes both military and civilian vessels.

In addition, there is an oil port and a training center of the Russian Navy for rescuers and divers. These facilities, as well as a number of auxiliary and industrial structures, are actively used by the occupation forces for military purposes.

ATES emphasized that their extensive network of agents in the occupied territories allows them to conduct systematic surveillance of the Russian Navy, record the activity of the occupiers and promptly transfer the collected data to the Ukrainian Defense Forces.

Earlier, the movement' s agents recorded a sharp increase in activity in the area of the Sevastopol military recreation center. This complex, which was previously intended for the rehabilitation of military personnel, has now been completely transformed by the invaders into a disguised military command center.

According to the information received, the premises of the base house a military unit consisting of military analysts, IT specialists and staff officers. Most of these soldiers move around in civilian clothes so that the facility does not attract unnecessary attention and looks like a regular vacation home.

The guerrillas emphasized that the invaders are hiding behind a facility that was supposed to serve as a medical and rehabilitation center, but in fact turned it into a headquarters. They see this as further evidence that the Russian command is panicking and looking for any way to hide key control centers from possible attacks.

Катерина Глушко

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