Nov. 9, 2025, 10:10 a.m.

Guerrillas stop the movement of occupiers' trains between Crimea and Kherson region

(SCREEN SHOT: ATES)

Partisans of the ATES movement sabotaged the railways near Simferopol. As a result, the movement of trains supplying the occupiers in the Kherson and Zaporizhzhia directions with equipment, fuel and ammunition stopped.

This became known from the movement's Telegram channel.

It is noted that the scouts successfully struck a key logistics artery of the Russian occupation forces in the Kherson and Zaporizhzhia directions.

"As a result of the operation, train traffic was suspended, which directly disrupted the supply of ammunition, fuel and equipment to the occupiers," ATES agents said.

Earlier, the ATES resistance movement also announced a successful sabotage operation on the railway infrastructure near the city of Armyansk in the temporarily occupied Crimea.

As a result of the targeted impact on relay equipment, the movement of trains used to supply the Russian occupation army was disrupted. According to the guerrillas, the sabotage was carried out at the peak moment of the occupiers' logistics transportation.

This operation allowed to slow down the supply of ammunition and logistics for the Russian army units operating in the Kherson direction. The guerrillas emphasize that such actions create additional difficulties for the enemy group and reduce its combat capability.

Also, agents of the ATES movement reported a sharp acceleration in the construction of a naval hospital in occupied Sevastopol. This decision pointed to the critical situation with the occupiers' medical infrastructure, which is overloaded due to the enormous losses at the front.

Катерина Глушко

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