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Partisans spot Russian equipment in Voronezh, moving to Ukraine
Partisans of the Atesh movement spotted an echelon of Russian military equipment in Voronezh as it was moving towards the Ukrainian border
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This was reported by the Atesh military movement of Ukrainians and Crimean Tatars.
"Our agents spotted the movement of a military echelon in Voronezh, heading towards Ukraine," the statement said.Partisans say that occupying Russian forces were transporting old fuel trucks and KamAZ trucks for transporting personnel, trailers with fuel barrels, as well as special equipment.
- Earlier, the partisans reported that Russia was moving military equipment through the temporarily occupied Yevpatoriya in Crimea to repair combat vehicles. The Russian equipment included a REM-KL repair and recovery vehicle, which is used to maintain and evacuate army vehicles.
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