Occupiers restore abandoned command post of the Black Sea Fleet in Crimea - partisans.

The occupiers managed to restore the previously abandoned reserve command post of the Black Sea Fleet in Sevastopol. This was reported by the partisans of the ATESH movement in their Telegram.

We recorded military personnel, equipment, a checkpoint, a camouflaged APC nearby, and armed patrols. It is also noteworthy that the forest around was cut down to complicate a covert approach to the object. Moreover, the 'rashists' dug trenches as additional fortifications.

ATESH agents explored the reserve command post of the Black Sea Fleet, known as "Object No. 221" and "Alsu-2." This object was started to be built back in 1977, but it was never completed and remained abandoned for many years.

They also concluded that the occupiers would use this reserve command post.

The ATESH partisans published the coordinates of the checkpoint: 44.51812, 33.70264, and hinted that they hope that soon the Armed Forces of Ukraine will strike this object.

Earlier, ATESH recorded the redeployment of a unit of the 76th Air Assault Division after a strike in the Zaporizhzhia region.

On the eve, one of the agents of the pro-Ukrainian partisan movement ATESH managed to penetrate the command post of the 37th Russian brigade, which is based in the Donetsk region. He conveyed much important information about the officers and commanders of the occupiers and took photos of the CP.

By the way, the ATESH partisans reported that some Russian units refuse to go on the offensive in the Zaporizhzhia region. Such cases are becoming more frequent.

Earlier, the partisans explored a military unit of Russian radio-chemical biological defense in Crimea. It is located in Simferopol. A significant amount of occupiers' equipment was also discovered.

By the way, due to the partisan movement, the Russian command prohibited the military of the 132nd Separate Motor Rifle Brigade, which is fighting in Ukraine, from moving between positions on military equipment.