Panic in Dzhankoy, occupiers transport manpower via new route: Partisans' details
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Russia has intensified security measures in Dzhankoy, Crimea, which has become a hub for the concentration of enemy forces and equipment. In particular, new occupiers are being transported via an unconventional route, according to the partisan movement Atesh.
"Our agents were able to find out info about the new transportation route of the Russian Armed Forces to Dzhankoy," the report says.
According to the partisans, the military arrive at the station by motor transport and trains.
"But after recent strikes and significant losses in personnel, the occupiers' command has ordered not to use the airfield and the military town near it to detain soldiers. They are being taken to Kalynivka," Atesh reported.
Also, according to the partisans, a large number of military police and FSB (Russian Federal Security Service - ed.) personnel are searching for saboteurs.
"They raised a great panic, but all in vain," they added.
Situation in Dzhankoy
On the night of Friday, November 24, loud sounds of explosions were heard in Dzhankoy. It was reported online that there were at least 7 powerful explosions in the Dzhankoy area. Later, partisans claimed that military units of Russian invaders, as well as air defense systems, radar systems, and the personnel of the interventionists, were affected in Dzhankoy.
It was previously reported that Russian occupiers were facing significant problems with mobilized Russians arriving in Crimea. Several cases of their disappearance were recorded specifically in Dzhankoy. For this reason, at the end of October, military police units were brought to the city to ensure the safety of the occupiers' personnel.
