Partisan forces disabled critical Russian military logistics infrastructure in Rostov Oblast
Ukrainian resistance group Atesh carried out a sabotage attack on a rail junction near the village of Kalinino outside Rostov-on-Don, disabling a key relay cabinet on Aug. 9.
It is noted that this section is a critical point on the enemy’s logistics map. It carries the main flow of railway transport in a southwesterly direction toward the temporarily occupied territories.
According to the movement, trains carrying equipment, ammunition, fuel, and personnel passed through this hub daily.
ATESH reports that after the sabotage strike, movement on this section was paralyzed, and part of the cargo was rerouted, creating congestion at other hubs.
In addition, the sabotage reportedly caused a “chain reaction of disruptions” already felt on the front line: in several areas, Russian invaders were forced to reduce the intensity of artillery shelling due to a shortage of ammunition.
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