Ukrainian partisans from ATESH claim attack on Russian electric locomotive near Kharkiv front
The ATESH partisan movement says its agents damaged the cab of a Russian electric locomotive that was reportedly transporting military supplies toward the Kharkiv front. No location or date details were given.
The ATESH partisan movement has reported a new operation targeting Russian railway infrastructure, saying its agents damaged the cab of an electric locomotive.
According to the group's statement, the locomotive had been used to transport military supplies in the direction of the Kharkiv front. This would mean the train formed part of a logistics chain supplying Russian forces operating in that combat zone.
Partisan activity behind the lines
ATESH describes itself as a movement operating both inside Russia and in Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine, focusing on military infrastructure and logistics targets. Reports of damage to rail transport are part of a broader pattern of activity aimed at disrupting the delivery of ammunition and equipment to Russian troops at the front.
The source report did not specify the exact location, timing, or method used to damage the locomotive's cab. There has been no independent confirmation of the incident from the Russian side.
