New mobile fire group positions and traces of oil depot damage identified in Crimea
Over the past week, participants in the reconnaissance project recorded a number of military facilities and activity of the Russian occupation forces on the peninsula. Specifically, the locations of equipment deployment and the consequences of strikes on fuel infrastructure were identified. This is reported by the portal PromPolitInform, citing the Telegram channel of Crimean Wind.
Within the framework of the ‘Our eyes see everything’ initiative, it was possible to establish the location of mobile fire groups near the village of Skvortsovo, as well as to track the logistics routes of similar units in Krasnoperekopsk. In addition, visual evidence of the state of the oil depot in Feodosia, which suffered damage, was released, and parking zones for camouflaged fuel tankers in the suburbs of Simferopol were recorded.
Military activity on the peninsula
Special attention within the monitoring framework is paid to the activities of the 56th Air Assault Regiment stationed in Feodosia. Observers record regular movements of personnel and equipment that fall within the permanent deployment zone of the specified formation.
Aviation and Air Defence operations
Analytical data indicate high activity of combat aviation of the Russian Aerospace Forces over the waters and territory of Crimea, including sorties of aircraft and helicopters. Simultaneously, the operation of Russian air defence systems was recorded during attempts to repel air attacks.
Launch of strike assets
Launches of ballistic missiles and the use of ‘Shahed’ or ‘Geran’ strike unmanned aerial vehicles are systematically tracked. All received information comes from residents who provide data on enemy positions through a specially created feedback channel.
Illustrative photo: Imagery from LANCE FIRMS operated by NASA's Earth Science Data and Information System (ESDIS) with funding provided by NASA Headquarters. / Public domain
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