Partisans spot hundreds of Russian military vehicles at repair base near Dzhankoi

Partisans spot hundreds of Russian military vehicles at repair base near Dzhankoi

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In the temporarily occupied Crimea, partisans discovered a large number of Russian military vehicles at a repair base near Dzhankoi.

The partisan movement ATESH stated this on Telegram, Ukrinform reports.

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"Currently, several hundred units of military equipment are present at the site. The camp actively functions as a logistics and repair hub. The number of vehicles fluctuates but remains consistently high," the message stated.

It was noted that, to defend against airstrikes, the occupiers have deployed additional air defense forces and electronic warfare (EW) systems to the camp. The enemy understands that this site is a high-priority target.

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All information regarding the location of defensive systems and vehicle concentrations has been passed on by the partisans to the Ukrainian Defense Forces.

As Ukrinform previously reported, partisans in Crimea also spotted a fuel base of the Russian Black Sea Fleet.

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