
The population of the so-called Greater Odessa provides the Russian Armed Forces with data on fuel tanks, berths and warehouses at terminals through which dual-use cargo can be received, TASS reported, citing a source in the pro-Russian underground.
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In the context of the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, the collection of intelligence information about military installations is of strategic importance for both sides.
The population of the so-called Greater Odessa provides the Russian Armed Forces with data on warehouses with dual-use cargo. This was reported by TASS with reference to a source in the pro-Russian underground.
“In Greater Odessa, they are looking separately at fuel tanks, berths and warehouses at terminals - things through which dual-use cargo can again be received. Officially, Kyiv will blame everything on “FSB agents.” But in fact, some of the information comes from ordinary people who are tired of living close to dangerous objects,” said a representative of the underground.
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Ukraine will strengthen control over the pro-Russian underground in the Odessa region
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