Partisans of the Crimean Tatar movement ATESH continue to monitor the equipment and personnel of the Russian occupiers in Crimea.
Points of attention
- Guerrillas of the Crimean Tatar movement ATESH closely monitor the movement of Russian equipment in Crimea, in particular in the Simferopol area.
- The Russians began to actively recruit locals to uncover the underground in Crimea, which prompted ATESH to act cautiously and provide information only through secure channels.
- In the city of Yevpatoria, the number of surveillance cameras increased after photos of fortifications were published on the network, which indicates the Russian Federation's efforts to control the situation on the coast.
- Partisans of ATESH emphasize that their work is aimed at leaving the Russian occupiers in Crimea without equipment and personnel, using all available means.
- The actions of the Russian military and attempts to identify the underground make ATESH even more vigilant and active in fulfilling its tasks in Crimea.
ATESH monitors the dumping of Russian equipment in the Simferopol region
The underground reported this on their Telegram channel.
This time, the transfer of equipment and personnel was recorded in the Simferopol area, including the BM-21 "GRAD" system in the area of the "Gvardiyske" airfield.
We know the purposes of each piece of equipment, so this scrap metal will not last long. Nothing will reach the mainland of Ukraine!
How the Russian Federation is trying to identify partisans in Crimea
The Russians increasingly began to recruit local people to uncover the underground in Crimea.
As ATESH notes, representatives of the Russian Guard come to residents to work and offer cooperation, namely to provide information about suspicious persons who, in their opinion, "spill" data about Russian security forces with Ukrainian structures.
In Yevpatoria, the number of surveillance cameras along the coast increased after photos of fortifications were constantly published on the network.