Udmurtia
On 20 June, the Freedom of Russia movement reports the destruction of a relay cabinet responsible for regulating traffic on the rails in the Udmurt village of Lekshur.
Rostov-on-Don.
The North Caucasus resource storage base of the Ministry of Internal Affairs on 67v Vyatskaya Street burned down in Rostov. This was reported on 21 June by the Russian Interior Ministry, the local governor carefully concealed the details.According to official sources, specialists of the North Caucasus resource storage base perform a number of tasks. Among them are providing the Interior Ministry’s units with material and technical resources, as well as carrying out works related to the use of information constituting state secrets.
Rostov region
In the Rostov region, three young partisans – a 19-year-old boy and two 16-year-old teenagers – were caught attempting to set fire to a railway. A criminal case of attempted terrorist act has been opened against the detainees. According to the investigation, they were going to set fire to the relay and battery cabinets on the section Shakhtnaya – Gornaya on 20 June. The investigation claims that a certain curator promised them money for the arson.
Smolensk region
On 23 June, the Russian Freedom Legion resistance reported the destruction of another signalling block in Smolensk region, stopping the flow of death to the front for the time being.
Moscow Region
On 24 June, OBLAVA, a movement fighting the Russian military-industrial complex, said it was involved in the arson attack on the Platan Research Institute in Fryazino. Four people died in the fire. Authorities cite faulty wiring or a gas cylinder explosion as the cause of the fire.
Salavat
On the night of 27 June, someone burned two relay cabinets on the railway near Salavat station. The sabotage allegedly did not affect the movement of trains. On the same day, an alleged partisan, a resident of Ishimbay, was detained.
Kaluga region
In the evening of 28 June, two railway relay cabinets were set on fire at Lyudinovo-2 station in Kaluga region. The report was received by the fire service, after which EMERCOM, ambulance and, for some reason, traffic police came to the scene of the fire. But the fire was extinguished or went out before the emergency services arrived.
Yekaterinburg
On 5 July, the Crimean guerrilla movement ATESH announced that it had blown up a railway belt near Yekaterinburg, thereby halting the supply of North Korean munitions to the front. The repair crew was only allowed in after authorisation from the FSB.
Crimea
The Rospartizan movement reported that members of the movement blew up the Maly Mayak gas pipeline on the Alushta-Yalta section (44.630608,34.351510) on 6 July 21:40 local time. The media centre of Rospartizan reminded that Crimea is not a recreation area, but a territory of military operations, and the gas infrastructure is actively used by Russian troops, as well as urged Russians not to travel to the occupied Ukrainian territories. The official version is an accident.
Krasnodar
On 10 July someone broke into and set fire to a relay cabinet at Pashkovskaya station. Russian Railways employees found traces – a bent door, traces of fire, a bag with rubber gloves, but did not catch the action itself. Nothing is known about the arrests in hot pursuit. No one has yet claimed responsibility for the action.
There is no information about the event in the dependent media and reports of emergency services. Perhaps, it was decided to hide it, because the action was committed in the city limits, on the public railway. The industrial zone located near the station is adjacent to residential neighbourhoods and garage complexes, that is, the area is quite lively, but no one saw anything and traces were found afterwards. The unidentified guerrilla did a good job of stealthing the operation.
The arson was reported by the Astra Telegram channel
