Ukraine’s military intelligence (GUR) reported new sabotage operations inside Russia, saying facilities supporting the Russian army’s supply lines were destroyed in Bashkortostan and near Vologda.
Ukraine’s military intelligence agency said a series of successful actions by the resistance movement targeted Russia’s military logistics.
Details and footage of the operations were published the morning of November 9 on the GUR channel.
According to the agency, in late October and early November, underground cells destroyed four key sites that supplied the Russian army.
“The fight against the supply lines of the Russian occupation army continues… Representatives of the resistance movement in Russia destroyed four important objects of the aggressor state’s logistics infrastructure,” the agency said.
Updated information stated that three communications towers were set on fire in the city of Sterlitamak in Bashkortostan, and a railway relay installation was destroyed near Vologda. Disabling such systems, the agency noted, significantly complicates the management and coordination of military transport inside the country and hinders the resupply of Russian forces fighting against Ukraine.
“The systematic disabling of such facilities greatly complicates the military logistics of the Russian invaders,” the agency added.
Ukrainian intelligence also released a video showing saboteurs setting equipment ablaze. The footage is the latest indication, it said, that resistance to the Kremlin inside Russia is gaining momentum.
A wave of arsons and sabotage inside Russia has become increasingly frequent. Local authorities traditionally try to conceal the extent of the damage, but numerous videos and eyewitness accounts suggest the internal resistance is gathering pace.
