Russian troops spotted in occupied Dzhankoy — Atesh partisans
Russian soldiers have arrived in the occupied city of Dzhankoy in Crimea, Ukraine's Atesh partisan movement said on March 26.
The Russians likely arrived from the Far East Republics of Komi, and Yakutia, Atesh said. All military equipment is marked with white triangles, the insignia of the Dnepr military group.
Dzhankoy has become a "logistics center" for the Russian troops to transfer soldiers and equipment to the Kherson front, the partisans said.
Operative groups from Moscow's FSB security service arrived in Dzhankoi, focusing primarily on combating underground resistance, Atesh reported on March 4.
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