From Rostov to Kamchatka: Partisans cripple Russia's communications — exclusive video from Ukraine's intel
Illustrative photo: Partisans destroy communications in Russia (Russian media)
Partisans of Ukraine's Defense Intelligence (HUR) carried out a series of sabotage operations in Russia, destroying several cellular towers and communications equipment of local mobile operators at once, according to the HUR.
"Across Russia, cellular towers and communications equipment of local mobile operators continue to ignite," the HUR said.
In recent months, fires have been recorded, particularly in the Republic of Adygea, the Rostov region, Kamchatka Krai, as well as on the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine.
"Resistance to the criminal war against Ukraine inside the aggressor state is strengthening," the HUR added.
Partisan sabotage against the Russians
Earlier partisans infiltrated the ranks of the enemy army and helped put a Russian Pantsir-S1 out of action in the Kherson region.
Partisans also conducted reconnaissance of a strategic Russian facility — the 120th arsenal of the Main Missile and Artillery Directorate (GRAU) in Bryansk.
Also, partisans from the 82nd motorized rifle regiment of the Armed Forces of Russia helped disrupt an enemy advance near Vovchansk. This information allowed the Defense Forces of Ukraine to prepare defenses in advance and carry out preemptive strikes on enemy positions.
Atesh agents in one of the military units in the Berdiansk area destroyed two pieces of military equipment: a fuel tanker and a UAZ.
At the beginning of September, movement agents conducted reconnaissance of a defense plant in Russia that produces solid-fuel rockets.
And in temporarily occupied Crimea, Atesh partisans fixed the coordinates of S-300/S-400 SAM systems and radars. The information was passed to the Armed Forces of Ukraine for subsequent strikes on enemy targets.
