Russia deploys Chinese buggies in Kursk Oblast for possible sabotage missions — Atesh
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Russian forces are transferring Chinese-made buggies to Kursk Oblast, the partisan movement Atesh reported on Telegram on Dec. 11.
Partisans documented a military convoy carrying Desertcross 1000-3 all-terrain vehicles traveling along the M-4 highway toward Kursk. The convoy was spotted between Rostov-on-Don and Voronezh.
These vehicles are typically used for various operations, including reconnaissance, raids, cargo transportation, and medical evacuation, Atesh noted.
The Russian Defense Ministry previously claimed that their army received 537 vehicles, with plans to acquire an additional 1,590 by the end of 2024.
Partisans speculated that the growing accumulation of buggies may indicate preparations for raid and sabotage operations in Kursk Oblast and other oblasts bordering Ukraine.
This could signal the broad deployment of these vehicles along the front lines, Atesh added.
"We continue to monitor enemy movements and share this intelligence with Ukraine's Defense Forces," the partisans wrote.
"Every move the enemy makes is under our watch."
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