ATESH Partisans Hit Strategic Military Rail Hub in Russia’s Chuvash Republic

Partisans from the ATESH movement disrupted a key Russian railway line in the Chuvash Republic, temporarily halting the movement of military cargo trains headed toward the front, the guerrilla movement reported on October 22.

According to ATESH’s statement, one of their agents carried out a successful sabotage operation near the settlement of Myslets, disabling critical railway infrastructure.

“This rail junction is vital for transporting military equipment, ammunition, and fuel from factories in the Volga and Ural regions,” the group said.

“Putting it out of service has paralyzed the occupiers’ logistics, disrupting timely supplies to the front and forcing the enemy to reroute cargo through longer routes, causing cascading failures across their supply network.”

Earlier, partisans with the ATESH movement, operating as part of the 30th Engineer-Sapper Regiment on the Kupyansk front, say they disabled an occupier transport vehicle by pouring sugar into its fuel tank, rendering the vehicle inoperable and sidelining it for lengthy repairs.

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