Ukrainian partisans reveal Russian defense lines near Crimea
Photo: Russian military in temporarily occupied Crimea (Getty Images)
The Russian army has built numerous fortifications at the administrative border of the Kherson region and the temporarily occupied Crimea. In this way, the enemy prepares to confront the Ukrainian Defense Forces in the event of a breakthrough onto the peninsula from the north, the partisan movement Atesh reports.
In particular, Ukrainian underground operatives conducted a detailed reconnaissance of enemy fortifications and defenses near the occupied city of Krasnoperekopsk.
"From the city along the canal, literally every 15 meters, the Russians have placed a large number of dugouts, observation posts, and stocked up on firewood in anticipation of a breakthrough by the Armed Forces of Ukraine," said the partisan movement.
The partisans added that a detailed map marking the locations of enemy personnel, equipment, weaponry, and every fortification had already been handed over to Ukrainian defenders.
"As always, the strike will come from where no one expects it," Atesh stated.
Photos of the Russian force's fortifications near Krasnoperekopsk were also published.
As recently reported, the agents of the partisan movement Atesh had located a radar station base of Russian occupiers in Crimea. The base is situated in the village of Uyutne near Yevpatoria. The Ukrainian Defense Forces had already struck this target.
Earlier, the Ukrainian partisans discovered the Protivnik-GE radar station located southwest of the airfield in occupied Dzhankoy (Crimea).
At the end of November, Ukrainian underground operatives located a base of the Russian military at Cape Fiolent, where the enemy air defense systems are stationed.
