Russian occupiers are increasing military activity in Balaklava Bay in the temporarily occupied Crimea, which previously had the status of a museum.
It was reported by the Telegram channel of the ATESH partisan movement.
According to the movement's agents, the russian military is strengthening marine engineering barriers in the bay to protect against unmanned boats and sabotage groups. Thus, the occupiers are using the former underground submarine base, which previously functioned as a museum, for old military purposes.
"This structure, known as object 825GTS, is located in Balaklava and is an underground complex capable of hiding submarines and ensuring their repair and maintenance," the partisans note.
The collected information is planned to be transferred by ATESH agents to the Ukrainian Defense Forces, which "know how to prepare surprises for the occupiers".
As the Ukrainian News agency earlier reported, the occupiers have deployed new air defense systems to protect the airport in Crimea, exposing other areas of the front.
The partisans have also discovered a division of russian boats in Crimea, which they plan to deploy to the Kherson direction.
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