Occupiers are preparing to flee: Crimea ordered to remove documents and equipment

The occupation administrations of Kerch and Feodosia have received an urgent order to evacuate valuable documents and equipment. They have until July 3 to comply. The partisan movement “ATESH” believes that such actions may indicate that the Russian occupiers are preparing to flee from temporarily occupied Crimea.

This was reported by the partisan movement “ATESH”.

According to the underground, other occupation administrations on the peninsula received a similar order.

Against the backdrop of this order, some officials who had access to official fuel began to hastily leave Crimea.

“Against this order, some officials who had access to official gasoline suddenly “fell ill”, took sick leave and hastily left for the Krasnodar Territory,” ATESH reported.

The movement recalled that their agents had previously reported on the transfer of the occupiers’ operational headquarters in Crimea to a 24-hour work schedule and enhanced preparation for possible events.

According to underground representatives, shortly thereafter, Ukrainian forces launched one of the largest strikes on Russian military facilities on the peninsula.

“The Crimean collaborators understand perfectly well that retribution for what they have done is close, and Russian air defense will not save them,” ATES said.

The partisan movement added that they continue to monitor the movements of Russian military personnel and the occupation administration, and promptly pass on the information received to the Defense Forces of Ukraine.

As a reminder, experts from the Black Sea Institute for Strategic Studies have published a forecast regarding the possible development of the situation in the temporarily occupied Crimea . In their opinion, the peninsula’s supply of fuel and essential goods may rapidly deteriorate due to changes in logistics.

By the way, the railway bridge across the North Crimean Canal in temporarily occupied Crimea was destroyed.

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