Atesh partisans discover where Russia stores Kalibr missiles in occupied Crimea, publish coordinates
Warehouses where Kalibr missiles can be stored were discovered in temporarily occupied Sevastopol, the Atesh (‘Fire’ in Crimean Tatar) resistance movement reported on Telegram.
Atesh agents conducted reconnaissance to the north of Sukharna Bay and found warehouses with ammunition.
Kalibr cruise missiles and other types of weapons could be stored on the territory of these warehouses, the movement reported. The partisans also noticed several units of cargo vehicles.
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The coordinates of the warehouses were published, reminding that the agents always transfer the information about Russian invaders to Ukraine’s Defense Forces.
The arrival of a new group of Russian soldiers in the temporarily occupied northern Crimean town of Dzhankoy was reported earlier.
Atesh earlier conducted reconnaissance of the territory of Tactical Missile Arms Corporation, Russia’s largest defense enterprise in the city of Korolyov near Moscow, the group reported on Jan. 25.
The area around the airfield in temporarily occupied Dzhankoy was reported to have been scouted out on Jan. 23.
An Atesh agent also reportedly visited the Russian military recruitment center in occupied Sevastopol on Jan. 21.
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