ATESH: partisans disabled a defense plant in Tula with Pantsir air defense system

The partisan movement 'ATESH' successfully carried out a sabotage operation at a defense plant in Russia

The rebel group 'ATESH' announced the successful sabotage of the defense plant named 'Shcheglovsky Val' in Tula. Movement members disabled the communication tower, which is part of the Russian military-industrial complex.

The 'Shcheglovsky Val' plant specializes in the production of air defense systems and weapons, including the Kornet anti-tank system and the Pantsir-S anti-aircraft system. Representatives of 'ATESH' stated that this attack would mark the beginning of more active actions against enemy targets.

Now we are moving to more active actions and destroying the infrastructure of the enterprise – and this is just the beginning!

Attacks by drones and missiles have been carried out in occupied Donetsk, Makiyivka, and Yenakiieve. For example, the former 'Topaz' plant in Donetsk was struck by cruise missiles.

It is reported that the Russian occupation army used the territory of 'Topaz' to base military equipment and personnel. Attacks also targeted command points of various military units.

For instance, on the night of September 7, the former 'Vtorovo' oil pumping station in the Vladimir region of the Russian Federation was attacked. This operation aimed to limit Russia's offensive capabilities and complicate its logistics.

It should be noted that the oil reserves of the Russian Federation have enough fuel for 25 years.

The partisan movement 'ATESH' continues active measures against defense and military facilities in various parts of Russia. Their sabotage at the defense plant in Tula is just one of many operations aimed at undermining the military potentials of the occupiers and creating difficulties for their activities. It is known that these attacks harm the Russian defense structures and logistics, reducing their ability to carry out military operations.