Ukrainian partisans

Pro-Ukrainian guerrillas scout key Russian military sites in Sevastopol — photos

Crimean partisan group ATESH agents scouted critical Russian military logistics sites in Sevastopol’s Hrafska and Sukharna bays, the movement reported in its Telegram channel on Nov. 21.

22 November 2025, 05:36 PM

Atesh maps Russian unit guarding Crimean bridge

A reconnaissance of a Russian special forces unit responsible for guarding the illegally constructed Kerch Bridge that connects occupied Crimea with continental Russia has been carried out by the Ukrainian and Crimean Tatar resistance movement Atesh, according to its Nov. 3 Telegram post.

3 November 2025, 12:41 PM

Ukrainian partisans infiltrate Russian weapons depot in Bryansk — Atesh

Pro-Ukrainian partisans have conducted reconnaissance at the 120th arsenal of Russia’s Main Missile and Artillery Directorate (GRAU) in Bryansk, collecting coordinates of storage facilities and delivery schedules, which were passed to Ukraine’s Defense Forces, the Atesh partisan movement reported on Oct. 5.

5 October 2025, 02:43 PM

Partisans cripple Russian military logistics in occupied Berdyansk

A Russian military fuel truck and a UAZ vehicle were torched in the city of Berdyansk in the temporarily occupied part of Zaporizhzhya Oblast, the Ukrainian and Crimean Tatar resistance movement Atesh reported on Telegram on Sept. 25, posting photos and a video from the site.

25 September 2025, 10:44 AM

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.

9 August 2025, 02:40 PM

FSB prepares false flag attacks on May 9 — Ukrainian partisans

Russia’s FSB security service is planning to stage false flag attacks on May 9, aiming to implicate anti-Kremlin forces, Ukrainian partisan movement Atesh reported on May 5.

6 May 2025, 01:22 AM

Yellow Ribbon marks three years of resisting Russian occupation

April 25 marked three years since the launch of the Yellow Ribbon partisan movement — ordinary Ukrainians who stayed behind in Russian-occupied territories, waiting for the Ukrainian Armed Forces to return and showing nonviolent resistance to the occupiers. The movement’s coordinator, whose name is withheld for security reasons, spoke with Radio NV about how they carry out their missions.

28 April 2025, 03:30 PM

Ukrainian partisans