As members of the Crimean Tatar resistance movement ATESH discovered, Russian troops set up an FSB command post on the territory of a sanatorium in Yalta.
Points of attention
- The Crimean Tatar resistance movement, ATESH, uncovered a Russian FSB command post in a Yalta sanatorium, exposing the occupiers' activities.
- The lack of air defense systems in the area poses a significant threat to the local population, allowing Russian troops to cover only certain parts of the peninsula.
- Russian occupiers are intensifying efforts near the Kerch bridge, constructing fortifications and relocating military facilities to secure the structure.
- The resistance movement reports on the movement of air defense installations and other military facilities from the western part to the eastern part of Crimea.
- Oil storage facilities are depleted, making it difficult for even the local population to access fuel, as warehouses are being relocated near the Kerch Bridge.
The Russian occupiers hide the FSB command post in the Yalta sanatorium
ATESH agents continue to monitor the actions of the occupiers on the occupied peninsula.
It became known that the Russians had set up an FSB command post in the "Black Sea" sanatorium in Yalta. Up to 50 people and about 15 cars of FSB employees were recorded on the territory.
According to available information, a commission from Moscow, which is engaged in the search for partisan movements on the peninsula, arrived there.
How the Russians are trying to protect the Kerch bridge
Currently, military and technical means are massively directed in the direction of the Kerch bridge, and they are trying to block its structure with a special structure.
As noted, fortifications are being built in Kerch near the bridge across the strait. The monitoring group notes that a photo of this construction appeared today.
They build capitally, piles are driven into the bottom. The construction site is shown by a red line on the map.
According to the partisans, today the occupiers are actively moving the surviving air defense installations, aviation, radar and all military facilities from the western part of Crimea.
Oil storage facilities are already empty, and it is practically impossible to get fuel even to the local population. BC warehouses are moved to the east and placed near the Kerch Bridge.
At the same time, the resistance movement notes that the invaders manage to cover only one area of the peninsula due to the catastrophic lack of air defense systems.
