Partisan blows up two trucks with Russians in occupied Henichesk, says Atesh resistance group
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A member of the Atesh guerrilla group conducted a successful sabotage attack in the Russian-occupied city of Henichesk on the morning of Sept. 15, blowing up two trucks with the Russian soldiers, the movement said in a message on Telegram.
The group said that agent from within the Russian armed forces found out the place of permanent deployment of equipment and personnel of his comrades from a neighboring unit at the entrance to the city, near abandoned industrial buildings. He hid a 10-kilogram explosive device there.
When two trucks arrived at the unit and the Russian soldiers dismounted from the vehicles, the agent detonated the explosives, destroying two trucks and killing several Russian soldiers.
The agent escaped from the scene, Atesh said.
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