Families of senior officers of the Russian Black Sea Fleet have left Sevastopol - 'Atesh'.
19.04.2025
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Shostal Oleksandr
19.04.2025
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Almost all families of the senior officer corps of the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Federation have hastily left the temporarily occupied Crimea. This was reported by 'Glavkom' citing 'Atesh'.Agents of the 'Atesh' movement report that at the beginning of April, the command received a directive from 'above' regarding the implementation of additional security measures at military facilities.In the bays of Sevastopol, concealed patrols of reservists 'BARS' in civilian clothing are currently operating, security has been intensified, and attempts are being made to conceal military equipment.Furthermore, all weekends have been canceled for military personnel, and panic reigns in the units of the Russian Black Sea Fleet.
«It seems that the Russians have begun to carry out the Ukrainian directive to terminate the agreement on the presence of the Russian Black Sea Fleet in Sevastopol. And for this, it took only a few precise strikes on military ships», the message states.Additionally, in occupied Crimea, units of the Rosgvardiya received an order to strengthen patrols to detect partisan movements. Russian security forces will pay special attention to identifying distributors of propaganda materials.As noted by 'ATESH', Rosgvardiya are trying to identify partisan and underground movements.
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