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ATESH partisans conducted reconnaissance of a strategic thermal power plant in the Moscow region

ATESH partisans conducted reconnaissance of a strategic thermal power plant in the Moscow region

Stanislav Sereda Journalist

06 December 2025, 18:40

ATESH partisans conducted reconnaissance of a strategic thermal power plant in the Moscow region — Photо: Telegram/Atesh_ua

According to ATESH, agents of the movement conducted detailed reconnaissance of the Mytishchi Thermal Power Plant, an energy hub that supplies electricity to key Russian military facilities.

In the morning of December 6, partisans from the "ATESH" movement announced the reconnaissance of the Mityshchinskaya combined heat and power plant, located in the Moscow region. According to their information, this TPP supplies electricity to a number of strategic military and defense facilities of the Russian Federation.

Among the facilities powered by the station are the 113th relay radio center of the General Staff of the RF Armed Forces, the 59th artillery management arsenal of the RF Ministry of Defense, the Central Weapons Base of the Navy, the Space Systems Research Institute, and other critically important military formations.

"ATESH" stated that the collected data has been handed over to the Ukrainian defense forces for further decision-making. At the same time, they emphasized that disabling the TPP will not cause a blackout of the civilian sector — electricity for civilian consumers is supplied through separate lines.

"ATESH" noted that they will continue to focus on reconnaissance and documenting key facilities that support Russia's military machinery.

ATESH partisans conducted reconnaissance of a strategic thermal power plant in the Moscow region

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