Partisans disrupted Russian military logistics near Crimea
Representatives of the underground resistance carried out a sabotage operation in areas temporarily controlled by Russian forces in southern Ukraine. As a result of the partisans' actions, the enemy's logistics were disrupted on the railway section between Novooleksiivka-Melitopol, according to the Telegram channel of the partisan movement ATESH.
It is reported that electrical equipment in a relay cabinet was destroyed in the settlement of Oleksiivka, Kherson region, near the administrative border with occupied Crimea.
The movement highlights that the railway line Novooleksiivka-Melitopol supplies Russian troops in the Zaporizhzhia region, who are currently actively assaulting Ukrainian positions.
"We have received information that the Russian police are alarmed and are actively searching for our agent, but they will not find him," the ATESH movement stated.
Additionally, coordinates were released: 46.262497255, 34.677796341, along with footage of the sabotage operation.
Other partisan sabotage of railway facilities
Earlier, the ATESH movement had destroyed a relay cabinet near Armiansk, disrupting the supply of Russian military equipment and ammunition from occupied Crimea to the Kherson region.
Additionally, it was reported that the partisans had previously carried out a sabotage operation on the railway line connecting Rostov-on-Don with the temporarily occupied Mariupol in the Donetsk region.
In August, it became known that Ukrainian underground fighters had destroyed a key logistical hub for the Russian forces in Donetsk, damaging a section of railway used by the invaders to transport military equipment.
In July, Ukrainian partisans halted the movement of North Korean munitions trains near Yekaterinburg. The successful operation took place on the Trans-Siberian Railway.
Also, in March, members of the underground movement carried out a sabotage operation at a railway facility in the Moscow region, destroying a relay cabinet near the Golovkovo railway station in the Solnechnogorsk district of the Moscow suburbs.
In February, Ukrainian partisans conducted a sabotage attack on the railway in Volgograd, disrupting the logistics of the Russian forces.