Dec. 10, 2024, 10:32 a.m.
(Photo: ATESH)
Agents have revealed the location of the Russian occupiers in the Black Sea region of Crimea.
This was reported by the Atesh guerrilla movement.
Thus, during the reconnaissance, a hidden base of the occupiers was recorded in the village of Maryino on Zelena Street. There, the Russians deployed their equipment and personnel at one of the recreation centers. Armored URAL trucks, ATVs and motorcycles used by the occupiers were found in the parking lot.
The guerrillas emphasized that this place can no longer be considered safe and published the coordinates of the base: 45.3449349486, 32.70919012.
The agents also added that Russian troops are once again violating international laws by locating their facilities in a civilian area. This creates an additional threat to the local population, putting them in danger. Such actions are a gross violation of the laws and customs of war.
In early December, the Atesh guerrillas discovered that the damaged frigate Admiral Makarov, which is actively used for missile attacks on Ukraine, was being heavily guarded at the naval base of the Russian Black Sea Fleet in Novorossiysk.
And in late November, in the village of Oleksiyivka , Kherson region, an 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.
Ірина Глухова