In Sevastopol, Russian marines are being transferred in large numbers to other units to avoid deployment to the Kursk region, according to partisans.

As reported by Ukrinform, the partisan movement "ATESH" has announced this via Telegram.

According to "ATESH" agents, Russian troops in the Kursk region are suffering significant losses. Rumors suggesting that the chances of returning alive from there are almost nonexistent only amplify the panic among the personnel.

Some Russian military personnel have already joined "ATESH" and are sharing valuable information.

"There is particular interest in the command of the unit, which the servicemen speak of extremely negatively. The reasons are evident – indifference towards subordinates, coercion to storm, and fear of sabotage among their soldiers," the message states.

A significant portion of the fighters from the 810th Separate Marine Brigade is already preparing "surprises" for the command, which they intend to execute in the near future, emphasized "ATESH."

As reported by Ukrinform, an "ATESH" agent from the ranks of the Russian military has disabled the Russian electronic warfare complex "Lorandit."