Partisans helped to destroy a Russian unit of drone operators in Donetsk region.

Partisans managed to infiltrate the training center of the Russian army's drone operators and carried out a sabotage there. This is reported by the partisan movement 'ATESH'.

According to representatives of 'ATESH', their agent signed a contract with the Russian Armed Forces and was sent to the training center for drone operators. After receiving training, he was distributed to one of the brigades and sent to the front in Donetsk region of Ukraine.

During his service there, he transmitted operational information to the Ukrainian Defense Forces, including the locations of headquarters and ammunition warehouses.

Some time ago, our agent provided information about the plans for an offensive by one of the enemy's units in the Toretsky direction. The location of strike drone operators was revealed, and they were targeted.

As a result of this operation, two occupiers were eliminated, and three were injured.

It should be noted that agents of 'ATESH' recorded the movement of self-propelled artillery units 'Msta-S' from Novorossiysk.

Also, 'ATESH' found the location of the Russian missile-gun complex 'Pantsir-S1', which likely guards key facilities in Sevastopol.

Earlier, an agent of the partisan movement 'ATESH' infiltrated the command post of the Russian 37th brigade, which is based in Donetsk region, and transmitted important information about the officers and commanders of the occupiers, as well as took pictures of the command post.

Moreover, the partisans of the 'ATESH' movement reported that some Russian units are refusing to go on the offensive in the Zaporizhzhia region.

Previously, partisans discovered a military unit of radiochemical biological protection of the Russian Federation in Crimea, located in Simferopol, and a significant amount of the occupier's equipment was found.

Through the movement 'ATESH', the Russian command prohibited the soldiers of the 132nd separate motorized rifle brigade, which is fighting in Ukraine, from moving between positions on military equipment.