Atesh sabotages Russian air defense plant
Ukrainian and Crimean Tatar resistance movement Atesh targeted Russian defense factory in Tula (Photo: Atesh)
A communications tower of an air defense plant in the Russian city of Tula was destroyed in an attack carried out by the Ukrainian and Crimean Tatar resistance movement Atesh, according to its Sep. 11 Telegram post.
"Our agents successfully disabled communications at a defense plant in Tula. As a result of the sabotage, we destroyed the communications tower near the Shcheglovsky Val plant," said Atesh, noting that the plant belongs to the Russian military-industrial complex.
The plant develops air defense systems, rapid-fire guns, and small arms.
"In particular, the plant's workshops assemble Kornet anti-tank missile systems and Pantsir-S air defense missile systems."
"Our agents successfully disabled communications at a defense plant in Tula. As a result of the sabotage, we destroyed the communications tower near the Shcheglovsky Val plant," said Atesh, noting that the plant belongs to the Russian military-industrial complex.
The plant develops air defense systems, rapid-fire guns, and small arms.
"In particular, the plant's workshops assemble Kornet anti-tank missile systems and Pantsir-S air defense missile systems."
Atesh also announced a change in approach, moving from reconnaissance to more active operations. "And this is only the beginning."
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