Atesh partisans scouted a naval engineer regiment in Yevpatoriya
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Atesh partisans scouted a naval engineer regiment in Yevpatoriya

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Source:  ATESH

Atesh partisans conducted reconnaissance on the territory of the 68th Naval Engineer Regiment in Yevpatoriya. They discovered a significant amount of military equipment.

Atesh intelligence in Yevpatoria

According to the partisans, units of the 68th Separate Marine Engineer Regiment are located to the west of the airfield in Yevpatoriya.

In November, the movement recorded the deployment of 50-60 pieces of military equipment, dozens of infantry fighting vehicles, more than 30 pontoon-type floating structures, and several tents for personnel.

Equipment is now being brought in and out of the base. Due to the cold, the personnel were transferred to barracks. But the "fences" are still leaky, Atesh writes.

Base coordinates: 45.219405, 33.380553

Activities of Ukrainian partisans in Russia and in the occupied territories

Ukrainian partisans are actively reconnaissance in the occupied territories. They collect information on the location of Russian military units, equipment and ammunition depots. This information is then passed on to the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

Earlier, we reported that partisans discovered a Russian Pantsir-S1 anti-aircraft missile system in the occupied Crimea. The guerrillas posted the photos and location online and passed them on to the AFU.

We also wrote that partisans had broken through to the Rosgvardia headquarters in Moscow.

Representatives of the underground in the temporarily occupied Crimea also discovered the location of the Russian occupiers' Pantsyr-S1 anti-aircraft missile system in Sevastopol, near the Inkerman Bay. The guerrillas passed the information to the Defence Forces and made the coordinates public.

Prior to that, the Atesh partisans discovered the location of Russian equipment and troops in Dzhankoy in the temporarily occupied Crimea.

The partisans also infiltrated the airfield of Russian troops in Crimea and discovered the occupiers' radar stations.

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