Ukrainian partisans infiltrate Russian military unit in Moscow Oblast
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Ukrainian partisans have shown once again how easy it is for them to infiltrate Russian military structures on Russian territory after Atesh partisans revealed details of a Russian military unit’s equipment in Noginsk, Moscow Oblast, on Telegram on Jan. 3.
A recent conscript in the unit – and Atesh agent – has been gathering intelligence about the equipment and armaments stored at the Noginsk base.
“A complete inventory of equipment stored in the unit was recorded,” Atesh wrote. “It is reported that it is actively being restored for transfer to the Donetsk front.”
The exact coordinates of the park were passed on to the Ukrainian Defense Forces.
Atesh partisans located an active Russian military base in the town of Horlivka in occupied Donetsk Oblast on Dec. 25.
The partisans reported on Dec. 23 that they had infiltrated the military recruitment office in the city of Rybinsk in Yaroslavl Oblast, Russia.
Earlier, Atesh partisans infiltrated the territory of the 56th Guards Air Assault Regiment in temporarily occupied Feodosia in Crimea.
Atesh partisans located the headquarters of one of the Russian Armed Forces' units in temporarily occupied Yevpatoria on Dec. 6.
Atesh agents infiltrated a Russian military unit in occupied Bakhchisarai, which houses large storage facilities, on Dec. 4.
Atesh is a Ukrainian military partisan movement active in temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine and inside Russia.
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