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The occupiers in Sevastopol lit up Bastion-P systems, which are carriers of supersonic missiles Oniks - Atesh

Atesh agents told where Bastion-P systems are located in Sevastopol

Russia continues to transfer military equipment to Crimea, which it uses to attack Ukraine. Among them are Bastion-P coastal missile systems, which are carriers of supersonic Oniks missiles.

Such installations were spotted on the roads of Sevastopol by agents of the Atesh military guerrilla movement. It operates in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine and Russia.

It is noted that one of the guerrillas managed to record the transfer of two SPU 340P self-propelled launchers, also known as the Bastion-P complex.

It is used to destroy surface ships of various classes and types, as well as ground targets in the face of electronic countermeasures. In addition, the complex is one of the main carriers of Russian anti-ship missiles "Oniks".

The Atesh movement managed to find out that the installations belonged to the 15th Separate Coastal Missile Brigade (military unit 80365) of the Russian Armed Forces.

The agent traced the routes of movement and the final destination of the missile system. This information has already been passed on to the Ukrainian Defense Forces.

As OBOZ.UA reported earlier, Atesh agents infiltrated the territory of the occupiers' military unit in Feodosia (Crimea), where they brought new "mobics". The guerrillas also passed the information about the enemy object to the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

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