In the temporarily occupied Melitopol of the Zaporizhzhia region, partisans blew up the Russians along with their equipment. An enemy vehicle and four invaders were hit.
Partisans eliminated the occupiers in Mariupol
The Defence Intelligence of Ukraine (DIU) notes a powerful explosion on Gogol Street in the temporarily occupied Melitopol on January 14.
The Patriot car of the Russian invaders was blown up as a result of a special operation of Ukrainian resistance forces.
In addition, four occupants were injured along with the enemy SUV.
The streets adjacent to the scene of the incident were blocked off, and several cars with medics arrived.
However, according to preliminary information, not everyone needed doctors. The exact number of irreparable and sanitary losses of the enemy is being specified, the DIU statement adds.
An explosion in Melitopol
On January 14, explosions were heard in occupied Melitopol. According to the city's mayor, Ivan Fedorov, residents of the temporarily occupied Melitopol reported that explosions were heard at 19:20.
However, the mayor did not provide detailed information about the causes and consequences of the explosions.
On January 7, a railway bridge half-built by the Russian occupiers was destroyed by a precision strike near Mariupol. Fuel tanks and engineering vehicles also burned.
The Russian occupiers tried to shoot down the rockets that were used to attack the bridge but were unsuccessful. In addition, the invaders "spotted" the location of new anti-aircraft warfare systems in the Mariupol district.
The bridge was part of the Russians' plan to build a railway from Russia to Mariupol.
