3,500 Yellow Ribbon activists registered in temporarily occupied Crimea
Ukrainian guerrillas discover Russian troops, adjust fire on them
Due to the work of the Ukrainian underground, Russian troops have no rest on the temporarily occupied Ukrainian territories
The National Resistance Center reported the information.
"This week, the underground helped identify and adjust a number of targets for destruction. In particular, Russian control points and warehouses. The enemy restricts access to the Internet, conducts raids and deports people, but still cannot take control of the temporarily occupied lands," the Center said.
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On March 29, it was reported that Russia had created a new "guide for the participants of the special military operation," where one of the points is to avoid contact with local residents because they will "give away their positions."
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