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Crimean partisans spent several months exploring the oil depot at Dzhankoy, which was being used by the Russians. It was one of the largest oil depots – it was carefully guarded by the invaders. This was reported by the Atesh guerrilla movement.
The partisans identified logistics routes and equipment used by the Russians to transport petroleum products.
According to them, the territory of the oil depot is fenced, it is constantly patrolled and dozens of cameras are located around the entire perimeter.
“They (cameras – ed.) are installed in visible places and at points for hidden video recording, which shows how much the occupiers value this matter,” the message said.
The partisans have already sent all the information to the Ukrainian Defense Forces.
We remind you that on the evening of Sunday, April 28, a loud explosion was heard in Dzhankoy and the Dzhankoy region of the occupied Crimea.
As is known, in April explosions were heard at the airport in Dzhankoy. Later, information appeared on social networks that the S-400 and S-300 complexes were hit in Dzhankoye. They were apparently destroyed by ATACMS ballistic missiles.
Source: korrespondent
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