Russian military communication hub damaged in occupied Crimea, ATESH says
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Russian military communication hub damaged in occupied Crimea, ATESH says

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Source:  ATESH

On the night of May 23 and 24, explosions rang out in the occupied Crimea against the background of a new powerful attack by Ukrainian forces. As a result, an important communication hub of the occupiers was damaged.

What is known about the consequences ofexplosions in Crimea

Agents of the "ATESH" guerrilla movement report that the Russian occupiers' communication hub (military unit 28735) was hit in Alushta.

This part is an important point of communication and management of the occupiers in Crimea.

Partisans point out that this is a former Ukrainian military unit, which is now used by the occupiers.

It looks like there was a lot of equipment damage and a lot of occupiers killed. Probably, it was also possible to destroy the control point of this center,” reports ATESH.

What is known about the situation in Crimea

On May 23, around 10:00 p.m., powerful explosions rang out in many cities on the Ukrainian peninsula occupied by the Russians.

The authorities of the Russian Federation immediately announced about the victims and fires in the places of explosions.

At 10:36 p.m., information appeared that 4 ambulances and 2 fire engines were driving at high speed towards the village of Gvardeivskoe.

Residents of Crimea confirmed on social networks that they heard loud explosions in various cities of Crimea.

In addition, the civilian population published a new video of explosions in Alushta.

According to locals, they saw three flares in the area of the Belbek airfield in Sevastopol and an air defense exit near Novofedorovka. In addition, people heard about 8 explosions.

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Putin created a new secret department — what is known

Russia has created another dangerous department

Russian dictator Vladimir Putin has ordered his spy agencies to create a shadowy unit for sabotage and assassinations in European countries, American journalists have learned from their Western intelligence insiders.

Points of attention

  • The creation of this department is viewed as another strategic move by Putin to retaliate against the West amidst Russia's conflict with Ukraine.
  • Putin's shadowy unit is considered a response to the perceived Western involvement in attacks against Russia, fueling tensions between Moscow and the West.

Russia has created another dangerous department

According to media reports, it is currently known as the Special Tasks Department and is located at the headquarters of Russian military intelligence, a sprawling glass and steel complex on the outskirts of Moscow — the Aquarium.

Many operations have already taken place: assassination attempts, sabotage, and plots to plant incendiary devices on airplanes.

Anonymous sources claim that the creation of this department is another attack by Putin on the West against the backdrop of Russia's war against Ukraine.

In this way, the Russian dictator is trying to take revenge on Kyiv's allies, who are providing him with assistance to deter the enemy.

The department employs "veterans of some of Russia's most dangerous covert operations in recent years."

The Kremlin considers the West complicit in Ukraine's attacks on Russia, including the alleged bombing of the Nord Stream pipeline, assassinations of high-ranking officials in Moscow, and strikes using Western long-range missiles.

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