Summary of "Resistance movement destroyed 4 logistics facilities in Russia transporting weapons, fuel to front"

Ukrainian Resistance Sabotage Operations Inside Russia

A Ukrainian resistance movement operating within Russia has successfully destroyed four key logistical facilities supporting the Russian military. According to Ukraine’s Ministry of Defense intelligence, these sabotage operations occurred in late October and early November, targeting infrastructure critical for transporting weapons, ammunition, and fuel to Russian frontlines.

Notable incidents include:

The burning of three communication towers located in Sterly Tamach and Bashkortostan.
The destruction of a relay cabinet on a railway line in Volda.

These actions disrupted Russian military communications and supply routes.

Ukrainian Special Operations Forces Strikes in Crimea

The Ukrainian Special Operations Forces (SSO) confirmed the destruction of:

A Russian S-400 Triumph mobile anti-aircraft missile system.
An ammunition depot in Crimea.

These strikes took place on October 6, 2025, involving drone attacks on enemy arsenals near Simferopol and Yutna. The attacks significantly degraded Russian air defense capabilities. The SSO highlighted that these asymmetric warfare efforts aim to exhaust Russian offensive operations.

Further drone attacks on November 6 targeted Russian logistics in Crimea, including:

The Havari oil depot near Vardiusk, where a fully loaded RVS 400 tank was destroyed.
Two trains carrying petroleum products.
Fuel and lubricant warehouses around Simferopol and the village of Betam.

These strikes further disrupted Russian supply chains.

Russian Drone Attack on Dnipro and Ongoing Conflict

In eastern Ukraine, a Russian drone attack on the city of Dnipro resulted in civilian casualties:

Three people were killed and twelve injured, including children.

This attack was part of a large-scale Russian missile and drone barrage targeting Ukrainian energy infrastructure, involving:

458 drones
45 missiles

Ukrainian air defenses intercepted the majority of these attacks, but the strikes caused power outages and damage to residential buildings.

Meanwhile, fighting for the strategic city of Bakhmut (referred to as Pocrs in some reports) remains intense, with both Ukrainian and Russian forces seeking support from the United States.