Guerrillas conducted reconnaissance of the main repair base of the Russian Black Sea Fleet in occupied Sevastopol. The collected information on the activities of the facility and its management was passed to the Ukrainian Defense Forces.
This was reported by the Atesh Resistance Movement.
According to the movement, the agents examined the territory of the 13th ship repair plant of the Russian Black Sea Fleet, which is located in Kilen Bay. The facility is a key element of the fleet's military-industrial infrastructure, as it is where warships, including their electronic weapons, are repaired, modernized and maintained.
PHOTO: Atesh Resistance Movement/Telegram
During the surveillance, they spotted the parking lots of military equipment, as well as personal cars of military personnel and the plant's management, which, according to Atesh, indicates the active work of the enterprise. In addition, the agents, having followed some of the vehicles, identified the places of residence of some of the plant's management.
The guerrillas reported that the collected data on the location and activities of the critical Black Sea Fleet supply facility, as well as information on the residences of its management and key employees, were passed on to the Ukrainian Defense Forces. The resistance movement stated that it continues its activities in the temporarily occupied territories.
PHOTO: Atesh resistance movement/Telegram
Also in December, the resistance movement conducted a detailed reconnaissance of the 758th Logistics Center of the Russian Black Sea Fleet in Sevastopol. According to the movement, this facility is a key logistics hub on which the supply of the southern group of occupation forces and the ability of Russian forces to conduct combat operations on the Kherson and Zaporizhzhia directions depend.
And in November, we completed a reconnaissance mission during which we gathered important information about the activities of Russian military and industrial facilities in Kamyshova Bay.
PHOTO: Atesh resistance movement/Telegram
This bay is strategically important, as the South Sevastopol shipyard operates on its territory, where both military and civilian vessels are repaired and modernized. The bay is also home to an oil port and a Russian Navy training center that trains rescuers and divers.
Анна Літман