The Crimean Tatar resistance movement ATESH found a base of engineering and combat equipment of the Russian army in the Dzhankoy district of occupied Crimea. The invaders are preparing for the defense of the peninsula annexed by them.
ATESH found out about the new military base of the occupiers in Zarichne
ATESH discovered a base of engineering and combat equipment of the Russian occupying army in the Dzhankoy district of Crimea.
The partisan movement reported this on their Telegram group.
During the reconnaissance, our agent discovered a storage base for engineering equipment and a hidden position of military equipment of the occupiers in the village of Zarichne.
Dozens of excavators and trucks are reported to be used for earthworks. Rashists continue to equip fortifications in the north of Crimea.
ATESH noted the coordinates of the base of engineering equipment of the occupiers: 45.7441910, 34.4925270.
Also, on the way out of the settlement, we discovered several units of military equipment, which the Russians hide among the trees. Coordinates: 45.7340753, 34.4737257.
In addition, units of the Russian army erected three lines of "dragon's teeth" on the section of the Zarichne-Chaikine road: 45.7803261739, 34.54608340793.
The Russians do not stop building defenses around the peninsula, because they are sure of the inevitability of the battle for Crimea. And in this battle we will be victorious. Join ATESH and take part in freeing your home, the message says.
ATESH recorded the transfer of equipment to Crimea
Partisans recorded the transhipment of Soviet self-propelled howitzer 2C1 "Gvozdyka" on the railway in Yevpatoria, temporarily occupied Crimea.
It is noted that a total number of 15 units were recorded. The equipment is probably headed for the left bank of the Kherson region, where Russia is actively attacking the positions of Ukrainian forces.
Our agents throughout Crimea and the Kherson region will continue to record this echelon. All information will be transferred to the Defence Forces of Ukraine. We expect for "roast", ATESH adds.
