Russia intensifies mobilization of men, sends them to Kursk region - ATESH partisan movement
Photo: Russians are sent in large numbers to protect the Kursk region (Getty Images)
Ukrainian partisan movement ATESH has documented an increase in mobilization efforts in Russia's Samara region. Men are being mass-deployed to participate in combat in the Kursk region, according to the ATESH partisan movement.
Agents of the movement scouted the military commissariat in the Russian city Syzran, Samara region, and obtained information about the intensified mobilization measures.
Newly arrived servicemen are being sent to critical areas of the front in the Kursk region as part of the Russian 15th Separate Guards Motor Rifle Brigade, some of which were redeployed from the Pokrovsk direction.
The statement noted that military commissariat staff, fearing unexpected sabotage, are working from underground offices and that the partisans are aware of the names of those directly involved in sending ordinary Russians to the front.
Photo: ATESH partisan movement (t.me/atesh_ua/5454)
Photo: ATESH partisan movement (t.me/atesh_ua/5454)
Photo: ATESH partisan movement (t.me/atesh_ua/5454)
Photo: ATESH partisan movement (t.me/atesh_ua/5454)
Activities of ATESH partisan movement
Partisans recently discovered an enemy command post in the Donetsk region, located in the village of Starodubivka.
Additionally, ATESH agents conducted reconnaissance at a strategically important factory in the Nizhny Novgorod region.
Moreover, partisans revealed that Russian troops had withdrawn all ships from the ports of occupied Crimea.
