Dec. 3, 2024, 6:59 p.m.
(Photo: ATESH)
The guerrillas have discovered that the frigate Admiral Makarov, damaged in Sevastopol Bay, has been moved.
According to Atesh agents, this vessel, which is actively used for missile attacks on Ukraine, is now at the naval base of the Russian Black Sea Fleet in Novorossiysk under heavy guard.
According to the partisan movement, the base also houses other warships, patrol boats and supply vessels relocated from the temporarily occupied Crimea.
The coast is protected by posts with large-caliber machine guns to defend against drone attacks, and ammunition has been seen being loaded on the berths, indicating preparations for further operations.
"ATES continues to identify key facilities and promptly transmit data to the Armed Forces of Ukraine so that criminal attacks on the territory of Ukraine do not go unpunished," the statement said.
At the end of November, in the village of Oleksiyivka , Kherson region, the agent disabled the electrical equipment of a relay cabinet, causing damage to the military logistics of the Russian occupiers. This railroad line plays a key role in supplying Russian troops in Zaporizhzhia region, where active fighting is currently taking place. Due to the damage on the Novooleksiyivka-Melitopol section, the occupiers faced difficulties in transporting equipment and resources.
In October, according to the guerrillas, a relay cabinet was also destroyed near Novooleksiyivka in Kherson region. These actions damaged the logistics routes of the Russian invaders. The agents emphasized that this is one of hundreds of successful operations that have already been implemented.
After the arson attacks on the railroad in Crimea, the Russian occupation forces intensified counter-sabotage measures. In particular, control over the railways has been significantly strengthened, especially in the Yevpatoria area, where the enemy is seeking to counteract sabotage.
Even earlier, according to the guerrillas, the Russian military received an order to quickly fortify the bridge connecting the occupied peninsula with the Russian mainland.
Ірина Глухова