Guerrillas of the Crimean Tatar resistance movement ATESH scouted the construction of a new line of defense in the Vyshnevaty area on the territory of the part of the Zaporizhia region temporarily occupied by Russia.
Points of attention
- Russian occupying forces are intensifying their activities by building new defense structures in the Vyshnevaty area of the Zaporizhzhia region, fearing an advance by the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
- The ATESH resistance movement is actively scouting and disrupting Russian plans by identifying key objects and weakening defense capabilities.
- In the temporarily occupied Yevpatoria in Crimea, Russian forces are transforming the beaches into fortified bunkers with surveillance cameras, indicating further militarization efforts.
- The construction of fortifications, trenches, and engineering equipment by Russian troops highlights their preparations to create additional defensive lines in the Zaporizhzhia region.
- The deteriorating appearance of the newly established 'points of fire' along the embankment in Yevpatoria raises concerns about the unsustainable nature of these fortified areas in the long run.
Russia is building new defense structures at the TOT of the Zaporizhzhia region
An ATESH agent recorded the construction of a new line of defense by the Russian occupying forces in the Vyshnevaty district of Zaporizhzhya region. During the reconnaissance, fortifications, trenches, as well as engineering equipment, including excavators, involved in strengthening positions were discovered.
Due to the fear of the advance of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on certain areas of the front, the Russian troops have significantly intensified their activities to create additional defensive lines.
ATESH continues to identify key objects of the occupiers, destroying their plans and weakening defense capabilities even at the stage of preparation.
The Russians turned the beaches in Yevpatoria into bunkers
According to the partisans of the Crimean Tatar resistance movement ATESH, Russian "points of fire" are located along the entire embankment of the temporarily occupied Yevpatoria in Crimea with an interval of 25-30 m.
Russian "points of fire" are located along the entire embankment at intervals of 25-30 m. Surveillance cameras are also installed there. In addition, it is reported that there are plans to close access to the beaches for vacationers.
Looking at the rotten boards and torn sandbags, it becomes obvious that it will not be possible to fight with such a "fortified area" for a long time. Each new point has an even sadder appearance than the previous one.
