Russians are losing whole platoons during failed assaults on the right bank of Kherson region.

The partisan movement 'Atesh' reports that the Russian army is suffering significant losses in attempts to assault the right bank of Kherson. Despite this, the command continues to issue directives to soldiers 'to certain death'.

'Atesh' agents report a difficult situation in the occupiers' units on the left bank of the Kherson region. In particular, losses of the 70th motorized rifle division during failed assaults on the right bank are so severe that they have significantly undermined the morale of the military.

The last attempt to storm the right bank led to a catastrophe for the Russian military: whole platoons did not return, which severely undermined the combat spirit of the servicemen. Despite this, the military leadership continues to send its people 'to certain death', trying to find a more advantageous landing location.

Partisans also talk about the problems created by incompetent commanders on the part of the Russian occupiers. The survival of Russian soldiers depends on this.

Previously, 'Atesh' managed to penetrate the training center for the operators of the Russian army's unmanned aerial vehicles and carry out a sabotage operation.

The 'Atesh' movement also conducted reconnaissance of the location of the Russian missile-artillery complex 'Pantsir-S1' in Sevastopol.

One of the 'Atesh' agents also infiltrated the command post of the 37th Russian brigade in the Donetsk region, passing on important information and taking photos of the command post.

The 'Atesh' movement reports examples of when individual Russian units refuse to go on the offensive in the Zaporizhia region.

Previously, partisans discovered a significant amount of equipment belonging to the occupiers in the radio-chemical biological protection military unit of the Russian Federation in Simferopol.

The Russian command has forbidden the military of the 132nd motorized rifle brigade to move on military equipment between positions after the actions of 'Atesh.'