Partisans have identified a crucial communication hub of the Russian army located in Vladivostok.

Agents of the partisan movement have conducted reconnaissance on a mobile communication node located on Mount Sedanka in Vladivostok. The coordinates of the facility have been sent to the Defense Forces for a strike.

This information comes from RBK-Ukraine citing the Ukrainian partisan movement "ATESH."

It is noted that the 743rd communication node plays a crucial role in managing crisis situations and military security. This facility is an essential part of Russia's communication infrastructure, providing data transmission and coordination for military and civilian services.

Its strategic location allows it to cover vast areas, offering reliable communication channels for command and control. Such nodes have been established to operate under challenging conditions, such as military conflicts or natural disasters, making this facility critically important for the occupying army.

"All the gathered information about the facility, personnel, equipment, and vehicles, including data on every vehicle entering the territory, has been handed over to the right hands. Now we just have to wait for 'hot' news from deep behind enemy lines," the statement reads.

Photo: partisan movement "ATESH" (https://t.me/atesh_ua/5965)

Partisan Activities in the VOT and Crimea

Recently, ATESH partisans scouted a radar communication base in temporarily occupied Crimea. The Armed Forces of Ukraine had previously attacked this facility.

Additionally, partisans established that the Russians are preparing for an offensive operation in the temporarily occupied areas of Zaporizhia region.

Moreover, ATESH agents revealed the hidden deployment of Russian military forces in the village of Maryino in the occupied territory of Crimea.