Planning to cross Dnipro? Atesh agents expose Russia's military move goal in Crimea
Photo: Atesh agents revealed the purpose of the transfer of Russian troops in Crimea (wikimedia.org)
Agents of the Atesh partisan movement have recorded the intense activity of Russian forces in temporarily occupied Crimea. The Russians attempted to simulate preparations for a crossing of the Dnipro River in its southern flow, the Telegram channel of the Atesh movement reports.
"Our agents recorded active movement of military engineering equipment between Feodosiya and Dzhankoy. The occupiers are spreading false information claiming that the equipment is heading to the Kherson region to prepare for a Dnipro River crossing," Atesh stated.
In an effort to mislead the Ukrainian Defense Forces and conceal their real intentions, the Russian military moved a large convoy of equipment pointlessly, wasting a significant amount of fuel.
“This unnecessary activity helped Atesh agents identify locations where the occupiers' engineering vehicles are stationed. The collected intelligence has already been passed on to the Ukrainian Defense Forces to support accurate planning and successful strikes against the enemy,” the partisan movement added.
Atesh activity in Crimea
Atesh partisans recently destroyed a vehicle in the Henichesk district of Crimea that belonged to Russian troops and was equipped for drone operations and electronic warfare.
Furthermore, the partisans previously identified weak spots in the defense of Balaklava Bay in Crimea and carried out a successful sabotage operation on a newly built railway section.
