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Atesh Partisans Target Russian Infrastructure in Strategic Strikes

3/29/2026

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Summary

Story summary

On March 29, pro-Ukrainian Atesh partisans claimed to disable Russian electronic warfare equipment in Novgorod Oblast.
They reported setting fire to three cellular towers on March 17.
Ukraine's General Staff confirmed the 123rd Aircraft Repair Plant was struck on March 17, with restoration expected to take months.
Ukrainian Flamingo missiles targeted the JSC Promsintez explosives plant in Samara Oblast on March 28.

History

Historical Context

The Ukrainian War of Independence began in 1917, following the February Revolution, when the Central Rada declared Ukrainian autonomy. This led to the establishment of the Ukrainian People's Republic on November 20, 1917. The conflict, part of the Russian Civil War, involved various factions, including Bolsheviks and nationalists, reflecting Ukraine's enduring struggle for sovereignty against external forces.

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Story summary

On March 29, pro-Ukrainian Atesh partisans claimed to disable Russian electronic warfare equipment in Novgorod Oblast.
They reported setting fire to three cellular towers on March 17.
Ukraine's General Staff confirmed the 123rd Aircraft Repair Plant was struck on March 17, with restoration expected to take months.
Ukrainian Flamingo missiles targeted the JSC Promsintez explosives plant in Samara Oblast on March 28.

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