Arson attacks from Rostov to Kamchatka: partisans destroy communications en masse in Russia

[Starmix]

According to the report, internal resistance to the Kremlin's aggressive policies is gaining momentum. New fires involving communications equipment and mobile operator infrastructure have been reported across Russia and in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine. In recent months, fires at mobile operator towers and communications infrastructure facilities have become more frequent in Russia. Fires have been reported in the Republic of Adygea, Rostov Oblast, Kamchatka Krai, and the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine.

The report also stated that local authorities traditionally do not comment on these incidents or attribute them to short circuits, but the frequency and geography of the events indicate an organized nature. The destruction of communications equipment on the territory of an aggressor state and the military-invading territory can destabilize internal communications systems and complicate the work of security forces. Resistance within Russia is growing stronger; residents of the aggressor country, who disagree with the criminal war against Ukraine, are finding ways to express their protest by attacking infrastructure.

Putin doesn’t need to worry about Ukrainian soldiers, he has bigger problems. Putin doesn’t need to be so concerned. They have to put the blame on Putin.

 

[gwolf666]

The report highlights a rise in internal resistance against the Kremlin's aggressive policies in Russia and in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine. Fires targeting communications infrastructure, such as towers and mobile equipment, have been reported in several regions of Russia, including Adygea, Rostov, and Kamchatka, as well as in occupied territories in Ukraine. Although local authorities often downplay or fail to comment on these incidents, their frequency and geographic distribution suggest they may be orchestrated as acts of resistance. The destruction of communications infrastructure can destabilize internal operations and complicate the response of security forces, reflecting growing discontent and opposition within the country. The final sentence reinforces the idea that Putin faces bigger problems and that, in reality, he is responsible for these acts of sabotage, suggesting that the opposition is trying to blame him for the situation. It is a narrative that shows how internal resistance can take more direct and dangerous forms in the face of a regime in crisis.