Car carrying Russian officers blown up in Skadovsk, Kherson region - Intelligence
Photo: a car carrying Russian officers blown up in Skadovsk (t.me/DIUkraine)
In the temporarily occupied Skadovsk, Kherson region, a car carrying two officers of the Russian occupation army was blown up, according to the Telegram channel of the Defense Intelligence (GUR) of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine.
According to GUR, a Nissan vehicle's explosion occurred at around 08:40 PM Kyiv time on March 20 on Myru Street.
Photo: a car carrying Russian officers blown up in Skadovsk (t.me/DIUkraine)
"There were two officers of the Russian occupation army in the pickup truck. Only a heap of twisted metal remained of the Muscovites' (an archaic word for Russian-ed.) vehicle," the Ukrainian intelligence added.
Ukrainian partisans
Partisans operate in temporarily occupied territories, carrying out sabotage, gathering intelligence, and more. They blow up enemy equipment and facilities, attack collaborators, and relay the coordinates of enemy bases and depots to the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU).
Their actions make it harder for the occupiers to maintain control over seized territories, forcing them to strengthen security measures and divert resources to counter the resistance.
Recently, partisans of ATESH successfully conducted a sabotage operation in Donetsk, destroying an enemy military vehicle along with an electronic warfare system. They also identified vulnerabilities in the defenses of Balaklava Bay in Crimea.
