Partisans Infiltrated Russian Oil Depot In Crimea While Security Guards Were Stuck In Their Phones

The depot is located on the outskirts of Sevastopol.

An agent of the Atesh movement conducted reconnaissance of the area in the area of an enemy oil depot in the Crimea. It is located on the outskirts of Sevastopol.

This was reported on Wednesday, February 14, by the Telegram channel of the partisan movement. Photos and videos taken by the Atesh member were published there.

Object coordinates are: 44.588366, 33.623550. In this area there is a street called Neftyanaya.

“Our agents scouted out the hypothetical location of the oil depot and were able to find an active facility. The entire territory is guarded, a checkpoint has been posted. It can be assumed that the oil depot is fully used by the occupiers,” the partisans said.

The Atesh Scout managed to capture the object on camera while the squad was distracted by their phones.

The press service noted that for Russian soldiers who are far from the front, this is a common occurrence. “This will soon play a cruel joke on them,” the patriots warned.

Participants in the partisan movement added that reconnaissance of military facilities and concentrations of manpower of the Russian Armed Forces in the Crimea continues. They called for joining their ranks and supporting the Ukrainian Defense Forces.