They plan to launch an offensive in the Kherson area. Partisans have found a division of Russian boats in Crimea.
Representatives of the Ukrainian underground have discovered and conducted reconnaissance on the location of the division of Russian invader boats in temporarily occupied Crimea. The enemy plans to use these vessels for future operations in the Kherson direction.
This was reported by RBK-Ukraine, citing the Telegram channel of the partisan movement "ATEŚ."
It is noted that one of the agents of the movement scouted the deployment site of the 91st Brigade of the 4th Division of River Boats of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, located at Cape Tarkhankut near Yelenovka on the western coast of the Crimean peninsula.
"Military boats, special equipment, and personnel are stationed there," the partisans' publication states.
The "ATEŚ" movement reported that preparations for enemy equipment and training of personnel are currently ongoing at this base.
"In the future, the occupiers plan to redeploy the boats towards the Kherson direction. We continue to monitor the movements and plans of the command," the underground fighters conveyed.
The movement added that they promptly transmitted the indicated information, including precise coordinates and details of the technical equipment, to the Defense and Security Forces of Ukraine.
"It is likely that this equipment won't reach its intended destination," the partisans speculate.
Additionally, photos from the locations documented during reconnaissance have been released online.
Recall that recently, partisans from "ATEŚ" reported that Russian troops in the occupied part of the Kherson region are complaining about an increase in broken equipment. According to the underground fighters, there is likely sabotage occurring, and the occupiers are damaging equipment to avoid crossing the Dnipro River near Kherson.
At the end of December, the partisan movement noted that Russian occupiers are preparing for an assault in the Kherson region and expect significant losses.