Agents of the ATESH partisan movement disabled two relay cabinets on a railway line in Russia’s Belgorod region that Russian forces planned to use to send a shipment of ammunition and engineering equipment to the Kupiansk sector of the front.
According to Ukrinform, the ATESH partisan movement reported this on Telegram.
The disruption of the railway signaling system caused delays along the route and derailed the planned dispatch of the military train. The shipment was intended for the 138th Separate Motor Rifle Brigade and the 45th Engineer-Sapper Regiment, both operating on the front line. Instead of receiving timely supplies, the Russian forces faced delivery delays and had to urgently reroute their logistics.
One of those who carried out the operation was a former Russian serviceman who left the military and joined the ATESH movement.
“He chose not to be part of the war machine and now helps those resisting the Putin regime. They are preparing forced mobilization in Russia, and they must be stopped,” the partisans said.
