Partisans 'ATESH' Found Russian Black Sea Fleet Arsenal.

Ukrainian partisans conducted reconnaissance of one of the Russian ammunition depots in Sevastopol and took photographs. This was reported by the Telegram channel of the partisan movement "ATESH".

An agent of the movement inspected the 17th arsenal, responsible for the storage of ammunition and maintenance of the Black Sea Fleet's equipment. During the investigation, materials and ammunition supplied to fleet units during operations were identified.

Strict security measures have been established on the arsenal's territory, including observation towers, extensive guard posts, and patrols.

Activity of the 'ATESH' Movement

The partisan movement "ATESH" in Crimea was founded by Crimean Tatar activists with the aim of supporting national revival and protecting the rights of Crimean Tatars. The movement actively opposes Russian occupation and human rights violations on the peninsula. It organizes protests, cultural events, and provides humanitarian aid. "ATESH" also conducts an informational campaign to raise awareness about the situation in Crimea among the international community.

The "ATESH" movement actively resists the Russian occupation through war. It organizes protests, sabotage on the occupiers' infrastructure, and spreads information about human rights violations. In 2022-2024, the "ATESH" movement carried out a series of successful actions aimed at destabilizing Russian military units. Their actions received broad coverage in international media, highlighting the importance of their struggle for freedom and the rights of Crimean Tatars.

It should be noted that the "ATESH" movement has been successfully operating for two years on the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine and within Russia.

Earlier, partisans studied the RF radiochemical biological protection military unit in Crimea, located in Simferopol. A significant amount of occupiers' equipment was also detected.

Due to the "ATESH" movement, the Russian command prohibited the 132nd separate motorized rifle brigade's military personnel from moving between positions on military equipment.