The partisans discovered the occupiers' positions near Yevpatoriya with a serious trench system. An entire company of the Russian army is based there.
What the partisans discovered in Crimea
"According to Atesh, having dug deep into two landings, each almost a kilometre long, the occupiers are preparing to repel the offensive of the Ukrainian Defence Forces with all their might," the partisans said.
"Within 35 days, our agents were able to reconnoiter the location of almost an entire company of the Russian Armed Forces 15 km from Yevpatoriya," the partisans said.
At the same time, military trucks often drive at this position. Guerrillas managed to recognize the routine of transporting ammunition and engineering devices for possible further sabotage.
They are preparing seriously, but they are conducting very little surveillance. Apparently, if you are far from the front, no one can kill you. This is a deliberately false statement and we will soon prove it," Atesh summed up.
What is the situation in Crimea?
Guerrillas are constantly raiding the occupiers' facilities in Crimea. Earlier, the guerrillas found the headquarters of one of the Russian Armed Forces units in the temporarily occupied Yevpatoriya (Crimea). It is located on the territory of an as yet unknown military unit of the invaders.
In addition, the guerrillas conducted reconnaissance and discovered a new headquarters of the 22nd Army Corps of the Russian Federation in Simferopol. According to the available information, the military unit has begun to be reinforced and is being camouflaged.
In addition, according to the DIU, in the temporarily occupied Crimea, as a result of strikes on 4 January, ammunition depots were destroyed and a radar station was damaged.
In addition, the Strategic Communications Directorate of the Armed Forces of Ukraine stated that a Russian military assembly point was hit near occupied Sevastopol. The commander of the Ukrainian Air Force, Mykola Oleshchuk, said that the operation was carried out with the help of Ukrainian pilots.
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