Russian occupiers are moving equipment and ammunition in the temporarily occupied Crimea due to the increase in strikes by the Defense Forces of Ukraine, and are also using old warehouses to store them.
The ATESH partisan movement has reported this.
Thus, agents discovered ammunition and equipment depots in the area of the settlement of Pivnichne in the area of the Black Sea, and also recorded the movement routes and locations of personnel. It is noted that the occupiers are attracting conscript soldiers to protect these facilities.
"As a result of the increase in strikes by the Defense Forces of Ukraine, the occupiers are increasingly using old, already non-functioning warehouses to store equipment and ammunition. This leads to significant problems with logistics on the peninsula," the partisans added.
As the Ukrainian News agency earlier reported, a warehouse caught fire in the Alabuga economic zone in the aggressor country of russia, where parts for Shahed-136 UAVs, which the enemy uses to strike Ukraine, were stored.
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