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Partisans recorded hundreds of Russian military vehicles at a repair base near Dzhankoy

Tetiana Bodnarenko
Tetiana Bodnarenko Journalist
Partisans recorded hundreds of Russian military vehicles at a repair base near Dzhankoy
Partisans of the ATESH movement discovered a concentration of Russian military equipment at a repair base near Dzhankoy.
In the temporarily occupied Crimea, agents of the ATESH movement discovered a large concentration of Russian military equipment at a repair base near Dzhankoy. According to their information, the facility is actively operating as a logistics and repair centre, and the information has already been passed on to the Ukrainian Defence Forces.

The ATESH guerrilla movement has reported a significant concentration of Russian military equipment at a Russian Armed Forces repair base north of Novostepnoye, near Dzhankoy in occupied Crimea.

According to agents, there are currently several hundred pieces of equipment at the facility. The base functions as a logistics and repair hub. The amount of equipment varies, but remains consistently high.

The movement noted that the Russian military is aware of the strategic importance of this location. To protect against possible air strikes, additional air defence forces and electronic warfare equipment have been brought to the facility. In this way, the occupiers are trying to strengthen the protection of equipment and infrastructure.

The collected data on the location of equipment, air defence systems and electronic warfare systems was promptly forwarded to the Ukrainian Defence Forces.

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