Russian brigade received prohibition on using military equipment in Donbas - ATESH
Russians are prohibited from moving on military equipment to avoid revealing their positions (photo: Getty Images)
Russian command has prohibited troops from one of the brigades fighting in Ukraine from moving between positions using military vehicles, according to the Ukrainian partisan movement ATESH.
Such a situation has developed within the 132nd Separate Motorized Rifle Brigade. An agent of the movement reported that the unit is being undermined from within by moral and physical exhaustion, as well as a lack of fighting spirit due to significant losses on the front.
"Due to the fear of revealing their locations, the command has prohibited the use of military vehicles, and now they are forced to move between positions using civilian cars," the message states.
The ATESH agents monitor all movements and promptly relay information about the locations of Russian forces to the Ukrainian Defense Forces.
Photo: Partisan movement ATESH (https://t.me/atesh_ua)
Activities of partisans in the temporarily occupied territories (TOT) and Russia
Ukrainian partisans continue their active operations in temporarily occupied territories and Russia. They report the locations of enemy forces to the Ukrainian Armed Forces and have even eliminated traitors.
On the morning of Friday, October 4, a car was blown up in the temporarily occupied Enerhodar, which was carrying Andrii Korotkyi, the chief of security at the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant. He died from his injuries.
Additionally, partisans recently observed the transportation of missiles to air defense systems located near the Crimean Bridge.
At the end of September, partisans inflicted significant damage on the logistics of the Russian army in the Kursk region.
