Video: Partisans Report That a Patrol Car Was Set on Fire in Occupied Donetsk
Activists from the “OTPOR” movement claimed to have set fire to a patrol car in the temporarily occupied city of Donetsk. The movement reported this on its Telegram channel on Thursday, August 6.
According to representatives of the movement, the operation was carried out at night during curfew. The partisans claim that the collaborators’ patrol car was completely destroyed.
OTPOR’s statement notes that, despite the curfew and surveillance cameras installed on the streets, local residents continue to resist the occupying authorities.
The activists also stated that, in their opinion, the burning of the police vehicle indicates that the Russian occupiers do not have full control over the city, and that Donetsk is awaiting liberation.
There is currently no independent confirmation of this information.
The movement reported this on Telegram.
As a reminder, agents of the “ATESH” partisan movement have identified the location of Russian military fuel tanks in the industrial zone of Simferopol. This refers to the temporarily occupied Crimea, where partisans continue to identify Russian military facilities and logistics routes.
The partisans described the consequences of the Russian occupation in various regions of Ukraine.
