Atesh agents discovered a large warehouse of occupants' equipment in the Saki district of Crimea. Photos and videos
Ukrainian guerrillas continue to discover places where the enemy army is concentrated in the temporarily occupied Crimea. The activists of the resistance movement found another warehouse of equipment in Saki district.
Putin's invaders have deployed military equipment near the village of Novoozerne. This was reported on Telegram by the military movement of Ukrainians and Crimean Tatars "Atesh".
An agent of the resistance movement, who managed to reconnoiter the location of the depot with military equipment in the Saki district, also found out what kind of weapons the occupiers are storing there.
According to preliminary data, dozens of armored vehicles are stored in the warehouse. Both old and new models of equipment of the Russian occupation army are concentrated at the facility.
The guerrillas also suggested that a repair base for the occupiers' military equipment could be located there.
Guerrillas discovered a base with military equipment of the occupiers
Source: Atesh
Enemy deploys repair base near Novoozerne
Source: Atesh
Base of the Russian occupiers
Source: Atesh
As a reminder, on December 5, explosions were heard in the temporarily occupied Crimea. According to preliminary data, it was restless in the central part of Sevastopol. The explosions came from the area of Kozacha Bay, where the Kozachy training ground of the 810th Separate Marine Brigade of the Russian Federation is located nearby.
Earlier it was reported that in the morning of December 11, a strong fire broke out in the Ukrainian Crimea temporarily occupied by Russian troops. It happened in the city of Feodosia.
As OBOZ.UA previously reported, on December 8, a fire broke out on a gas pipeline in the city of Kerch in the occupied Crimea near General Petrov Street. About 30 thousand residents were left without natural gas due to the accident.
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