The 'Atesh' movement reported conducting two sabotage operations that dealt a significant blow to the military logistics of Russia in Volgograd and the temporarily occupied Crimea. The partisans stated that these actions led to significant delays in the movement of trains transporting equipment, fuel, personnel, and ammunition to the front lines. This information is conveyed by 'Glavkom' citing 'Atesh'.
Strike on Volgograd: Paralysis of a Key Railway Hub
'Atesh' agents provoked a sabotage at a strategically important railway hub in Volgograd. By disabling a relay cabinet that controlled train movements near the Maxim Gorky locomotive depot, serious damage was inflicted.
This hub is crucial for transporting military cargo in various directions along the front. 'Atesh' reports that the sabotage was planned so that the blow would be struck at the moment the enemy began to feel a shortage of ammunition. This resulted in limited artillery operations and reduced intensity of military actions.
Sabotage in Crimea: Disruption of the Logistics Thread near the Kerch Bridge
At the same time, 'Atesh' agents carried out a sabotage near the village of Uvarovo in the Leninsky district of Crimea. The relay cabinet, which controlled an important section of the railway through the Kerch Bridge, was destroyed.
This stretch of track is vital for the occupying troops, as it is used to transport equipment, fuel, and personnel. 'Atesh' claims that this strike led to delays in military cargo deliveries. Representatives of the movement stated their strong support for the Crimeans and their readiness to continue fighting against the occupiers.
A report on the sabotage carried out by the 'Atesh' movement in Volgograd and Crimea indicates an active struggle against the strongholds of Russian military logistics. The partisans' actions have inflicted serious damage on critical transport hubs, which may lead to significant problems for Russian military command in these regions. The actively operating saboteurs demonstrate their readiness to fight against the occupation and carry out attacks on the enemy.