Russian Black Sea Fleet Families Evacuate Sevastopol Amid Panic After Strikes

On the temporarily occupied Crimean peninsula, in particular in Sevastopol, the families of senior officers of the Russian Black Sea Fleet are being actively deported.

This is reported by the Atesh guerrilla movement, citing its agents behind enemy lines.

According to the movement, most of the families of the command staff have already left Sevastopol, and they do so under the pretext of "fire danger." In fact, according to the guerrillas, this is a panic reaction to the recent successful strikes of the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the fleet's facilities.

Photo: Atesh guerrilla movement.

It is also noted that "hidden patrols of BARS reservists in civilian clothes" are being conducted in the bays of Sevastopol, as well as increased security and attempts to hide equipment.

In addition, all weekends have been canceled for the occupation forces.

"It seems that the Russians have begun to implement Ukraine's directive to terminate the agreement on the stay of the Russian Black Sea Fleet in Sevastopol. In general, it took several
successful strikes on military vessels," the guerrillas said in a statement.

Photo: Atesh guerrilla movement.

Earlier, Atesh guerrillas discovered that the damaged frigate Admiral Makarov, which is actively used for missile attacks on Ukraine, is under heavy guard at the naval base of the Russian Black Sea Fleet in Novorossiysk.

The agents also discovered the location of the Russian army at a recreation center in the Black Sea region of Crimea. The data on the facility was also promptly transferred to the Ukrainian military.

The guerrillas were also able to find out about the new location of radar systems in the village of Uyutne near Yevpatoriya. This radar base is an important element in the coordination of Russian military operations in the region. Its destruction will be a significant blow to the occupiers, allowing the Ukrainian military to better attack enemy targets in Crimea.

Ірина Глухова