[Korrespondent] We are talking about trucks, closed wagons and tracked vehicles. The partisans note that the equipment is old.
In temporarily occupied Crimea, at the Dzhankoy railway station, partisans noticed Russian military equipment, which was probably heading to mainland Ukraine. This was reported by the partisan movement ATES.
“Our agent reports that there is a train of Russian military equipment at the Dzhankoy railway station. It is heading, perhaps, towards mainland Ukraine,” the message says.
We are talking about trucks, closed wagons and tracked vehicles. The partisans note that the equipment is already old.
“Due to significant losses in equipment, the Russians are forced to reactivate old junk. They put their military on equipment that has a high chance of breaking at the most inopportune moment for them. But the Russians do not value the lives of even their own people,” the partisans say.
Earlier, partisans reported low turnout at the “elections” in Crimea