On Tuesday evening, the Atesh military-partisan movement announced on its Telegram channel the liquidation of two Russian Guard officers.

"Our people were able to eliminate two very important officers of the Russian Guard who were in a hurry from Sevastopol to Simferopol. "They didn't make it, they burned," Atesh commented and added a video, which clearly shows a car burning brightly on the Tavrida highway near Sevastopol.

The "Atesh" movement ("fire" in the Crimean Tatar language) was founded by Crimean Tatars and Ukrainians in September 2022. Atesh operates in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, in particular in Crimea, and has about 800 fighters.

On December 11, it was Atesh who took responsibility for setting fire to the barracks of the Russian military in the village of Dolossy (Sovietske). Then, according to unofficial data, at least two occupiers were eliminated, and dozens were wounded.