20 December 2024

The Resistance Movement ATESH Identifies Fuel Depot and Military Equipment of Occupants in Crimea

Activists of the resistance movement ATESH continue to target the military infrastructure of the occupying forces in Crimea. Members of the movement conducted reconnaissance near the village of Kamenolomnia in the Saky district. They identified a fuel depot utilized by the occupying forces to support their military equipment on the peninsula.

According to participants of the resistance movement ATESH, the facility houses not only fuel tanks but also military equipment. The occupying forces are attempting to protect these assets from potential strikes by stretching camouflage nets over the fuel tanks and placing sand-filled boxes on top. This measure aims to reduce the risk of large-scale fires in the event of an attack. Similar protective tactics are reportedly being employed by the occupiers at numerous military sites across Crimea.

Information regarding the exact location of this strategic facility has already been relayed to the relevant Ukrainian authorities. This transfer of intelligence enhances Ukraine’s capacity to plan and execute subsequent operations aimed at neutralizing Russian military infrastructure in the temporarily occupied territory.

It is worth noting that the actions of the ATESH resistance movement have repeatedly led to successful operations involving the destruction of ammunition depots, military equipment, and other critical military infrastructure used by the occupying forces in Crimea. Through the actions of Ukrainian partisans, the enemy has suffered substantial losses in the rear, thereby complicating the logistical supply of military resources for combat operations in Ukraine.

The activities of the ATESH movement serve as evidence that a resistance force is actively operating in the occupied territory. Despite the inherent dangers, esidents and activists persist in trying to liberate the peninsula by all means.