Photo: ATESH partisans sabotage occupiers’ logistics routes in Luhansk
Agents of the underground resistance movement ATESH have carried out successful acts of sabotage on the railway in temporarily occupied Luhansk.
This was reported by ATESH on Telegram.
According to the movement, this railway line had been the only stable logistical route used by the enemy to transfer resources from Russia directly to the frontline.
In different parts of the city, partisans disabled two relay cabinets responsible for automating railway traffic control.
This caused a systemic failure in the overall management of train movements along a strategically important section of the line.
“The strike targeted the occupiers’ main supply artery. This branch connects Russia with Luhansk, runs through Debaltseve and Popasna, and leads to the Pokrovsk axis,” representatives of the movement said in a statement.
According to the underground activists, “this is effectively the only stable route for delivering troops, ammunition, fuel and equipment from Russia to the frontline.” The supply chain has now been seriously disrupted.
Following the sabotage, train traffic on the affected sections came to a complete halt, and transport schedules were thrown into disarray.
Russian forces have reportedly been forced to switch to manual control of train operations, significantly slowing transportation.
Due to the technical disruption, military trains began to accumulate on the approaches to the city. Occupation forces are currently unable to promptly move cargo further towards the frontline.
The situation has led to disruptions in regular deliveries of fuel and ammunition intended for the Pokrovsk axis.
Alternative logistics routes are currently critically overloaded and unable to ensure the required supply volumes.
Earlier, ATESH partisans reported destroying Russian electronic warfare systems near Sevastopol.
The movement also reported detecting a Russian camp in Myrne.
