The members of the Crimean Tatar resistance movement ATESH scouted the location of the Russian air defence warfare system in occupied Sevastopol. Thus, agents of the movement discovered the self-propelled anti-aircraft weapon Pantsir-S1 on Zmiina Gora.
ATESH found the "hideout" of the occupiers' anti-aircraft warfare system in Sevastopol
ATESH Partisans again have the results of reconnaissance of the location of the weapons of the Russian occupiers in Crimea.
The partisan movement reported this on its Telegram channel.
As a result of reconnaissance in the area of Zmiina Gora in Sevastopol, our agent managed to capture the Pantsir-S1 anti-aircraft missile defense system, which the occupiers use to cover the airspace from an air attack. The coordinates are 44.605626, 33.593327.
ATESH transferred all information to the Ukrainian Defense Forces.
The occupiers are taking active measures to ensure the safety of their units from airstrikes. "Unfortunately for them, our agents are working effectively, and the measures taken by the occupiers will be useless," the partisans said.
ATESH scouted a railway station in Crimea with a military equipment cluster
The Crimean Tatar resistance movement ATESH again scouted a new place where the occupiers in Crimea sent guns and ammunition to the front in Ukraine.
Our agent in Crimea conducted a successful reconnaissance of the railway station in the village of Zhovtneve. According to information, equipment is gradually being accumulated at the station to be sent to the Kherson and Zaporizhzhia directions in connection with large losses in both equipment and personnel, the message says.
Also, many equipment and vehicles with artillery ammunition are recorded at the station.
ATESH emphasised that all collected information is sent to the Defense Forces of Ukraine. The partisans also indicated the exact coordinates of the Russian equipment: 45.29194383702729, 34.1323101176645.
