Russian occupation forces are installing additional surveillance cameras in the Crimean peninsula to detect guerrillas, the Center of National Resistance of Ukraine said.
Russian occupation forces are installing additional surveillance cameras in the Crimean peninsula to detect guerrillas, the Center of National Resistance of Ukraine said.
“To the attention of the Ukrainian underground in Crimea: it has become known that the enemy has started to install surveillance cameras along the railway to resist sabotage. This is a reaction to the successful actions of local partisans, especially from the Ateš movement,” the center said in a statement.
“At the end of February, unknown characters blew up [sliežu] roads in Bakhchisaray district and as a result the movement on the road was stopped.
The occupiers initially glossed over the incident, but then tried to explain the damage by saying that a “carriage horse had gone there,” the National Resistance Center noted.
The center added that the occupiers had stepped up checks on “disloyal residents” and urged them to “wipe their phones and be cautious”.
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