ATESH explored the details of the work of the enterprise of the Military Industrial Complex of the Russia in Bryansk
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ATESH explored the details of the work of the enterprise of the Military Industrial Complex of the Russia in Bryansk

BEMZ
Source:  ATESH

Guerrillas of the Crimean Tatar resistance movement ATESH got hold of one of Russia's military factories, which produces complexes for suppressing spy satellites, ground-based radars and aviation systems.

Points of attention

  • The Bryansk Electromechanical Plant is a significant enterprise within Russia's military-industrial complex, producing advanced electronic warfare systems and aviation equipment.
  • The Krasukha-4 EW system, developed at BEMZ, is capable of suppressing spy satellites, ground-based radars, and aviation systems within a radius of up to 300 km.
  • ATESH, the Crimean Tatar resistance movement, conducted reconnaissance at Russian military facilities, uncovering strategic information about key installations like the gas processing facility in Krasnoyarsk.
  • Sanctioned by the US and EU, the Bryansk Electromechanical Plant faces increasing scrutiny, highlighting geopolitical tensions and the strategic importance of such facilities.
  • The activities of ATESH demonstrate a persistent effort to gather intelligence on critical infrastructure, showcasing the group's determination and resourcefulness in their mission.

ATESH explored the nuances of the Bryansk Electromechanical Plant

"BEMZ" is a very important enterprise for the military-industrial complex of Russia, which has a powerful production base. This production facility produces ground-based electronic warfare (EW), onboard aviation equipment, digital computing systems for intercontinental ballistic missile control, and aircraft radar stations.

Coordinates: 53.32949145414071, 34.252962229229844

Bryansk Electromechanical Plant

It was also here that the "Krasukha-4" EW system was developed — a complex that suppresses spy satellites, ground-based radars and AVACS aircraft systems within a radius of up to 300 km.

Back in June 2022, "BEMZ" came under US sanctions, and 2 years later — under EU sanctions. It's time to come under the "sanctions" of the Defense Forces of Ukraine! — noted in ATESH.

ATESH found a Russian military facility in Krasnoyarsk

Guerrillas of the Crimean Tatar resistance movement ATESH conducted reconnaissance at the gas processing facility, which stabilizes the voltage and supplies gas to the boiler rooms of military units in Krasnoyarsk.

Our agents conducted reconnaissance to identify weak points in Russia's energy system, namely at the gas processing facility, which stabilizes the voltage and supplies gas to the boiler rooms of the Krasnoyarsk military units.

It is noted that agents of the resistance movement penetrated the protected territory and collected all the necessary information.

Thanks to the individuals in the staff and security for "quality" work and assistance to our agents in the performance of work.

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India denies Russian crude oil tanker entry

a tanker
Source:  Bloomberg

Indian authorities have denied entry to a local port to a tanker carrying Russian crude oil for state-owned Indian Oil Corp. due to a lack of proper documentation of its seaworthiness.

Points of attention

  • Indian authorities rejected entry of a tanker carrying Russian crude oil due to lack of proper seaworthiness documentation, causing a conflict with shipping regulations.
  • The tanker Andaman Skies, loaded with 767,000 barrels of oil, was denied entry at the port of Vadinar because it lacked necessary certificates and was over 20 years old.
  • Indian regulations require tankers over 20 years old to have seaworthiness certificates from recognized international associations, leading to the denial of entry for this vessel.

India banned the reception of a tanker with Russian oil

This is reported by Bloomberg, citing people familiar with the matter.

According to analysts from Kpler, the Honduran-flagged tanker Andaman Skies, which was built in 2004, loaded 767,000 barrels of oil at the port in Murmansk, Russia, on February 24 and was due to unload on March 30 at the port of Vadinar.

Interlocutors point out that Indian regulations require tankers over 20 years old to have a seaworthiness certificate issued by a member of the International Association of Classification Societies or an organization authorized by the local regulator.

The vessel was certified by a local consultancy company, Dakar Class, which is not recognized by Indian authorities.

The tanker is currently in the Arabian Sea between Oman and India, still fully loaded, and appears to have stopped moving.

According to sources, the ship was allowed to enter an Indian port last year because it had not been in service for 20 years at that time.

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Air Defense Forces Report Destroying 65 Russian Drones

Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
Air Defense Forces Reveal the Results of Their Work

During the night of March 30, Russian invaders carried out an air attack on Ukraine with a ballistic missile from the Rostov Oblast of the Russian Federation and 111 Shahed strike UAVs and simulator drones of various types.

Points of attention

  • The successful defense by the Air Defense Forces showcases Ukraine's commitment to protecting its airspace and holding off enemy attacks.
  • The latest air attack highlights the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia, emphasizing the importance of air defense measures in safeguarding national security.

Air Defense Forces Reveal the Results of Their Work

The Russians launched a new air attack at 8:00 PM on March 29 from the following directions: Millerovo, Kursk, Bryansk, Primorsko-Akhtarsk — Russia, Chauda — Crimea.

Aviation, anti-aircraft missile troops, electronic warfare units, and mobile fire groups of the Air Force and Defense Forces of Ukraine were involved in the destruction of enemy targets.

As of 09:00, it has been confirmed that 65 Shahed attack UAVs (and other types of drones) have been shot down in the north, south, east, and center of the country.

The Ukrainian Air Force also emphasizes that 35 enemy drones-simulators were lost in location (without negative consequences).

Kharkiv, Sumy, Odessa, and Donetsk regions came under new attacks by the Russian army.

Let's hold the sky! Together — to victory! — say the defenders of the sky.

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