The Atesh partisan movement reported on its Telegram channel about discovery of oil depots used by russian occupiers in Crimea. These oil depots were found in Sevastopol and Kerch.
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According to the Atesh, most of facilities are enclosed on all sides by concrete fences with barbed spikes. There are a lot of visible and hidden CCTV cameras.Observation towers for the permanent guard and searchlights are also visible at the sites. Patrols drive around the area every 25 minutes and escort vehicles to get inside in case when military cargo is coming.
Partisans obtained the coordinates of oil depots in Sevastopol:
- 44.650418, 33.587152;
- 44.627157, 33.557898;
- 44.584167, 33.416944
Ukrainian partisans also scouted invaders` oil depots in Kerch. The Atesh reported that militarized guards had been posted at the sites and CCTV cameras had been installed. In addition, fuel tankers regularly visit the oil depots, indicating their active use. Some facilities are protected by air defense assets.
The coordinates of the depots and other valuable information have already been traditionally shared with the Defense Forces of Ukraine:
- 45.362789, 36.425669;
- 45.361684, 36.442892;
- 45.335813, 36.458463;
- 45.334125, 36.466091
"The Atesh continues to monitor oil depots and other strategic facilities that play an important role in ensuring the combat effectiveness of russian Armed Forces. We will assist the Defense Forces of Ukraine in delivering a crushing blow to occupation military logistics," the statement reads.
Earlier Defense Express reported Ukrainian partisans had discovered russian logistics base of the Black Sea Fleet in temporarily occupied Crimea.
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