Partisans disable transformer substation in Saratov, russia. What are consequences?
The ATESH partisan movement has disabled a transformer substation in Saratov, Saratov Oblast, russia, which disrupted the power supply to cellular communication stations that provided communication to key industrial facilities.
ATESH has reported this.
"Agents of our movement successfully carried out an operation to disable a transformer substation in Saratov. This sabotage led to serious consequences for the critical infrastructure of the occupiers," the message says.
In particular, it is noted that as a result of the action, the power supply of two cellular base stations was completely disrupted, which provided communication in the areas where key industrial facilities are located:
- GazPromMash oil refinery,
- Pirogroup plant,
- a mobilization center that the occupiers use to coordinate their criminal actions, which is especially important, ATESH notes.
It is indicated that the termination of the operation of these communication stations will seriously complicate the coordination of the enemy's actions, complicate logistics and create additional problems for the enemy in organizing defense.
"We will continue our operations until the complete liberation of Ukrainian land," the partisan movement emphasized.
As the Ukrainian News agency earlier reported, partisans dealt a serious blow to the logistics of the russians in the temporarily occupied Melitopol, Zaporizhzhia Region.