Atesh resistance movement members blew up Crimea railway

23 February, 2023 A blown-up railway line in the occupied Crimea. February 2023. Ukraine.

Photo from social media The Atesh resistance movement blew up a part of a metal railway track in the occupied Crimea. The explosion happened in the Bakhchisarai district.

This led to a delay in the train traffic on the section from Simferopol to Sevastopol. As a result of the explosion, part of the railway 12 km from the Simferopol station, near the village of Poshtovo, was damaged. "In total, three trains were delayed: one train from Sevastopol to St.

Petersburg with 166 passengers, as well as two suburban electric trains," the Russian media reported.

A blown-up railway line in the occupied Crimea. February 2023. Ukraine.

Photo from social media

At the same time, the undermining of the railway in the Crimea is confirmed by the members of the Atesh resistance movement. "Successfully demolished part of the railway track in the area of the village of Poshtovo, near the occupied Simferopol. Trains are standing, no one is going anywhere anymore, and nothing is taken anywhere anymore," the Atesh said.

An explosive device used to detonate a railway line in the occupied Crimea.

February 2023. Ukraine. Photo credits: "Atesh" movement

Atesh is a military resistance movement in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine.

The movement was created by Ukrainians and Crimean Tatars in September 2022 as a result of the Russian military invasion. Crimean resistance movement members intend to destroy the army of the invaders from the inside.