Main points
- The occupiers installed means to block mobile communications near the Saki airfield in order to complicate surveillance and the transfer of information to Ukrainian special services.
- The airfield in Saki is used to house combat aircraft and military equipment, so after the attacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, the Russians strengthened their defense by deploying additional air defense systems.
- These actions are aimed at masking military activity, as well as preparing for possible shelling or airstrikes.
Russia jams mobile communications in Saki / Collage 24 Kanal
The occupiers in Crimea have begun to jam mobile communications near the military airfield in Saki. The reason for such measures is the increased fear due to potential strikes by the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
This was reported by Channel 24 with reference to Atesh.
Why Russians are jamming mobile communications in Saki
Agents of the Atesh movement note that the occupiers have begun to jam communications near the military airfield. This is one of the key facilities where enemy aircraft are based and military equipment is concentrated.
The Russian military command is trying to prevent the leakage of information about the movement and deployment of equipment, as well as the disguise of the activities of the occupation forces.
Interesting! There was talk about protective structures for aircraft in Saki back in late 2024. As we can see, this did not help the airfield, because Saki is often and successfully flown in.
The airfield in Saki is a strategic hub for the occupiers
The Russians use the airfield in Saki to house combat aircraft, as well as to store military equipment and fuel. After a series of successful attacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces on military facilities in Crimea, the occupiers have significantly strengthened their defenses there. In particular, they report that additional equipment has been transferred there, including air defense systems and fuel tanks.
Let us recall that the partisans from the Atesh movement carried out sabotage, burning a relay cabinet on the railway near Yasinovataya, which prevented the timely arrival of a train with fuel for the Russian army. The sabotage disrupted the logistical plans of the occupiers, since military cargo regularly passes along an important route to supply the occupation forces.
