Russia is transferring equipment from the Leningrad region to the front - partisans

Russia is redeploying equipment from the Leningrad region to the front. Tactical marks of the group involved in battles in the Kursk and Kharkiv directions are visible on it.

This was reported by the partisan movement "ATESH" on Telegram.

Agents of the "ATESH" movement recorded a column of military equipment near the village of Kyrylivske. Two BMPs and one armored truck "Typhoon-K" were moving by rail towards the front.

There were no tanks in the column. The movement mainly consisted of inexpensive passenger cars, numerous trucks, and old UAZs "loaves" left over from Soviet times. Also noted in the column were fuel tanks and medical vehicles.

On the equipment are visible tactical marks of the "Sever" grouping units, which participated in battles in the Kursk and Kharkiv directions.

"The recent change of the commander of the "Sever" group and such movements might indicate preparation for active operations. All data has been promptly transmitted to the representatives of the Defence Forces of Ukraine," - noted in "ATESH".