Guerrillas report increased military presence and mobilization activities of rf in occupied Crimea
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Russian troops in Crimea are actively mobilizing and moving military equipment: ATESH activists report Rosgvardiya vehicles transporting conscripts, a decrease in the number of equipment in Pushkino and fuel reserves in Gvardeyskoye, indicating possible large-scale operations.
Russian The Russian military in occupied Crimea is actively moving equipment and collecting mobilized people. The events on the peninsula are being monitored by partisans. On the current situation report in the public forum "ATESH", reports UNN.
"ATESH continues to monitor the situation in Crimea! Our agents are observing strange events in recent days, which are related to the upcoming another mobilization.
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According to According to the activists of the ATESH movement, a Rosgvardiya vehicle has been stationed at Dzhankoy train stations since the morning. there is a Rosgvardiya vehicle that picks up the arrived mobilized people. The process is monitored by military police. Special vehicles are on duty.
At the same time At the same time, the partisans note that no military equipment is observed on the railroad tracks. on the railroad tracks.
В Pushkino, according to the reports of partisans, earlier there was seen an accumulation of equipment, but now empty. Local residents reported that the deployment of the Russian army here was temporary, and the equipment was moved to an unknown location. temporary, and the equipment was moved to an unknown location.
"Most likely most likely a normal movement of forces and means," ATESH summarized.
В Gvardeyskoye, about 30 tank cars with oil and gasoline were found at the railroad station. gasoline. According to the guerrillas' logic, this is direct evidence that the Russians are preparing for large-scale military operations requiring large quantities of fuel.
In Simferopol, on the contrary, a complete emptiness was recorded. "Even in the parking lot of the main department of the Rosgvardia there is practically no equipment. Apparently, today is declared a "day off" for soldiers", - reported the partisans.
