Summary of the Latest Developments in Russian Resistance Activities, November 19-27, 2023

1. Partisans successfully ignited an electric locomotive in Tyumen.
2. A railway control box, crucial for railway operations, was deliberately set ablaze in the Moscow region.
3. Demonstrating technological prowess, activists from 'Free Bulgaria' launched a kamikaze drone attack on the FSB's (Federal Security Service) territory in Novorossiysk.
4. In a critical blow to the railway network, equipment essential for the functioning of a major marshalling station in Novosibirsk was destroyed.
5. The Russian Volunteer Corps has broken into the global media scene with an exclusive interview in The Guardian, one of Britain's leading newspapers.

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Summary of the latest Russian Resistance Activities, November 27 - December 3, 2023:

Buryatia witnessed one of the war's most significant railway attacks. Partisan forces blasted two freight trains, resulting in the destruction or damage of 24 fuel tanks.

Meanwhile, a major fire engulfed the Chelyabinsk Tractor Plant, a key facility in the production of engines for Russian tanks. Eyewitnesses in the vicinity reported a loud explosion preceding the blaze.

Adding to the series of sabotage incidents, Dagestan experienced its first railway equipment arson. A relay box at the Buinaksk station was completely destroyed.

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Summary of Russian Resistance Activities, December 3-11, 2023:

1. In Buinaksk, Dagestan, a cell phone tower was engulfed in flames.
2. An attempt was made to cause an explosion at a recruiting station in Novosibirsk.
3. Partisans in Udmurtia ignited a fire at an electrical substation. Further intensifying the situation, these groups have issued threats to workers involved in military production.

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Summary of Russian Resistance Activities, December 11-17, 2023:

1. An unidentified group targeted a transformer station near Zhukovsky Airport
2. The railway tracks in Omsk, crucial for the area's industrial communication, suffered significant damage following an act of sabotage
3. Ukrainian Intelligence reports breach on Russian Tax Service
4. Continuing the wave of resistance, another relay box in Krasnodar was set on fire

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An overview of the resistance activities in Russia in 2023.

It is important to clarify that the following data represents a conservative estimate, as it includes only the incidents that we have reported on this year. There are undoubtedly many other acts of resistance that have gone unreported in the media. Our analysis encompasses both successful and audacious guerrilla operations, as well as those that were less successful. However, we have deliberately excluded incidents that appeared to be setups by the FSB.

Topping the list of resistance activities is the railway sector:

A total of 114 arson attacks on relay cabinets were recorded, spanning a broad geographic area.
There were 16 instances of train derailments. While not all of these are confirmed as acts of partisans, indications suggest a strong likelihood.
Additionally, there were 18 other acts of sabotage against the railway infrastructure, such as track damage and vehicle arson.

Other significant resistance activities include:

Over 60 attacks targeting military registration and enlistment offices, as well as mobilization points.
32 actions against security forces, notably an explosion at the FSB building in Rostov-on-Don.
23 incidents of unexplained fires at military-industrial facilities.
18 efforts aimed at destroying symbols or vehicles bearing the "Z" insignia.
17 attacks on oil and gas pipelines, power lines, and cell towers.
16 guerrilla operations using UAVs, including a notable attack on the Kremlin, which military experts believe was launched from within Russian territory.
11 cyber operations conducted by digital partisans.
9 assaults on administrative buildings and regional authority representatives.
Destruction of 6 pieces of military equipment, including Su-27 and Tu-22 aircraft.
6 significant border crossings by Russian volunteers joining the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
4 assassination attempts on propagandists and warmongers.

In total, there were over 350 acts of resistance in 2023, averaging roughly one action per day.

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KYC? No, thanks

An article about the true threads of “know your client” and “anti money laundering” policy

KYC processes aim to combat terrorist financing, money laundering, and other illicit activities. On the surface, KYC seems like a commendable initiative. I mean, who wouldn't want to halt terrorists and criminals in their tracks?

Under the rhetoric of "ensuring our safety", governments and institutions enact regulations that seem more out of a dystopian novel, gradually taking away our right to privacy.

Read more: https://blog.kycnot.me/p/kyc-no-thanks

Summary of the Latest Developments in Russian Resistance Activities, January 1-14, 2023:

1. A Su-34 bomber aircraft was engulfed in flames at a military airbase in Chelyabinsk.
2. A fuel tank explosion occurred on the railway tracks in Nizhny Tagil.
3. In St. Petersburg, the apartment door of Z-propagandist Trofim Tatarenkov was deliberately set ablaze.
4. An oil depot and additional facilities in Oryol were targeted by three kamikaze drones.
5. A significant fire broke out in a workshop of a company in the Moscow region, known for producing polymer materials for military use.
6. The headquarters of the 70th Guards Motorized Rifle Regiment in Chechnya was destroyed by fire.

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Summary of the Russian Resistance Activities, January 14-21, 2023:

This week witnessed several drone attacks:

1. In the Bryansk region, unmanned aerial vehicles effectively targeted an oil depot.
2. In the Leningrad region, drones were used to detonate an explosion at the Novatek port terminal.

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Summary of the Latest Developments in Russian Resistance Activities, January 21-28, 2024:

1. Supporters of the Russian Volunteer Corps assaulted the railway infrastructure in the Novosibirsk region, leading to the derailment of a cargo train.
2. A drone targeted and set ablaze an oil terminal in the Bryansk region.
3. Airboats plant, supplying the Russian military, was engulfed in flames in the Krasnoyarsk Territory.

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Summary of the Latest Russian Resistance Activities, January 29 - February 4, 2024:

A reported attempt to strike the refinery located in Yaroslavl.
An assault on the New Mazut facility in St. Petersburg.
An explosion and subsequent extensive fire at the Lukoil facility in Volgograd.

Additional Reports:

The Freedom of Russia movement has disclosed the strategic placement of explosives at the entrance of the Permmetall factory.
A simulated improvised explosive device (IED) was found on railway tracks in the Rostov region.
The Atesh partisan group successfully incapacitated a relay cabinet in the Tambov region.

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Summary of the Latest Developments in Russian Resistance Activities, February 5-12, 2024:

1. Belarusian cyber activists breached the database of the Orlan drone manufacturer, subsequently transferring the acquired data to Ukraine.
2. A relay box in St. Petersburg was deliberately ignited.
3. A coordinated assault targeted an oil refinery in the Oryol region, involving the destruction of a relay cabinet along a railway line and a drone attack on the oil depot itself.
4. At a freight terminal in the Rostov region, simulated explosive devices are repeatedly discovered.

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Latest Russian Resistance Activities, February 13-25, 2024:

1. In Izhevsk, a significant fire broke out in a facility repurposed to serve the military enterprise, Izhevsk Unmanned Systems.
2. To commemorate the assassination of opposition leader Alexei Navalny, a symbolic act of arson was carried out at the office of United Russia in the Moscow region.
3. Cyber activists breached the databases of Roskomnadzor, resulting in the public disclosure of personal information pertaining to its employees and executives.
4. In Moscow, vehicles and the premises of the “Call of the People” organization, known for its support to the military and engagement in delating activities, were subjected to vandalism.
5. Partisans rendered KAMAZ trucks inoperative, preventing their deployment to the conflict in Ukraine.
6. The vehicle of an individual involved in the war was set ablaze in the Moscow region.
7. The Freedom of Russia movement disclosed an incident involving the detonation of a fuel and oil tank in the Voronezh region.
8. An attempt by a member of the People's Self-Defense group to target a war criminal and an FSB officer was thwarted, leading to the immediate detention of the activist.
9. A coordinated assault was executed against the Novolipetsk Iron and Steel Works, involving a drone and an improvised explosive device (IED); the drone strike initiated a fire within the facility.

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Latest Russian Resistance Activities, February 26 - March 3, 2024:

1. The “Extremist” resistance group announced the neutralization of an individual accused of committing war crimes against Ukrainian prisoners of war.
2. Partisans affiliated with the Freedom Russia movement ignited a relay cabinet in the vicinity of the Samara airport.
3. A conflagration was reported at the premises of the Russian Internal Affairs Department in Sosnovy Bor, located in the Leningrad Region.
4. An endeavor to strike a military manufacturing facility in the Nizhny Novgorod region using unmanned aerial vehicles was recorded.
5. Members of the “Skrepach” faction successfully incinerated a war supporter vehicle.
6. An explosion took place at an electrical substation in Yekaterinburg, a key provider for the local defense industry, purportedly caused by the detonation of an improvised explosive device (IED).
7. Drone assaults targeted the St. Petersburg Oil Terminal, resulting in one drone colliding with a residential structure near to the fuel storage facility.
8. A confrontation with the FSB in Ingushetia resulted in the fatalities of six insurgents, believed to be associated with the Black February group, previously involved in assaults on security personnel.
9. A structural component of a railway bridge in the Samara region was demolished. This bridge is a critical conduit for the transport of armaments produced by the regional defense sector.

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Summary of the Latest Developments in Russian Resistance Activities, March 4 - 10, 2024:

1. Following the explosion of a support structure of a railway bridge in the Samara region, authorities discovered two additional improvised explosive devices (IEDs).
2. The Atesh partisan movement has claimed responsibility for the destruction of a relay box within the Moscow region.
3. In the Bryansk region, a recently pardoned individual, previously engaged in the conflict in Ukraine, executed an act of sabotage on a railway line.
4. Federal Security Service (FSB) officers killed a Belarusian national in Karelia, who was reportedly plotting to carry out a partisan attack.

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Yulia Navalnaya: Putin isn’t a politician, he’s a gangster

I call on political leaders of the West to help all Russian citizens who stand up against Putin’s gang. I urge you to finally hear the voice of free Russia and take a principled stand against him — to not recognize the results of the falsified elections, to not recognize Putin as the legitimate president of Russia.

The world must finally realize that Putin is not who he wants to appear to be. He is a usurper, a tyrant, a war criminal — and a murderer.

Full text: https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2024/03/13/alexei-navalny-yulia-navalnaya-putin-russia-election/

Summary of the Latest Developments in Russian Resistance Activities, March 11 - 17, 2024:

1. Throughout the previous week, a concerted effort by Russian volunteer forces - specifically the Freedom of Russia Legion, Russian Volunteer Corps, and the Siberian Battalion - resulted in an extensive raid within the territory of the Russian Federation.

2. Hostilities unfolded along the border separating the Kursk and Belgorod regions, where the Russian Armed Forces encountered significant losses in both equipment and personnel. Several of their military members were detained by operatives of the RVC. The localities of Tetkino, Gorkovskoe, and Kozinka temporarily fell under the complete control of these volunteer groups. Currently, detailed information regarding their status is scarce.

3. In a dramatic turn of events, the Russian military initiated aerial bombardments over its own populated areas in an attempt to dislodge the liberating factions, concurrently, civilian evacuations were obstructed by governmental authorities.

The operation remains in progress.

Additional news highlights of the week:

A significant fire broke out within a St. Petersburg warehouse belonging to a firm engaged in the manufacture of missile components.

Nationwide, instances of arson targeting polling stations were reported, accompanied by acts of vandalism against ballot boxes.

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Summary of the Latest Developments in Russian Resistance Activities, March 18 - 24, 2024:

1. Ongoing clashes were reported in the Belgorod region between volunteer liberation forces and the Russian military.
2. The remains of soldiers from the Ingush Liberation Army were discovered in caches in Ingushetia.
3. A freight train derailment took place in the Trans-Baikal Territory.
4. An attempted attack on the Russian Investigative Committee's office in Voronezh was thwarted.
5. A government building in Kirov was set ablaze by a young woman.
6. The FSB announced the arrest of individuals in Moscow alleged to be "supporters" of the RDK.
7. In Voronezh, a young anti-war activist was reportedly coerced under torture into confessing plans for a guerrilla attack using an improvised explosive device (IED).
8. Authorities in the Samara region are conducting a search for partisans believed to have attempted to destroy a railway bridge.

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Summary of Russian Resistance Activities, March 25 - April 7, 2024:

1. An attempt to ignite fires at two military personnel stores in Novosibirsk was reported.
2. Authorities evacuated individuals from a Sberbank branch in the Primorsky Territory due to a false report of an improvised explosive device (IED).
3. In Nizhny Novgorod Bogorodsk, a woman was apprehended for attempting to set ablaze a military registration and enlistment office.
4. The NORD unit, part of the RVC advocating for Karelia's independence, released a video showcasing combat during an operation in the Belgorod region in early March.
5. The Herald of Rebellion interviewed the “Nukhrat Polkhar – Silver Bulgaria” project.
6. Two explosions were reported at an electrical substation in St. Petersburg, impacting the power supply to several military manufacturing facilities.
7. In Dmitrov, a derailment involving 11 freight cars occurred.
8. In Bashkortostan, authorities detained teenagers suspected of planning a guerrilla attack on a communications facility.

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Summary of the Latest Developments in Russian Resistance Activities, April 8 - 14, 2024:

1. In Kaliningrad, an individual placed a gas cylinder on a railway track, resulting in the derailment of a carriage on the Sovetsk-Kaliningrad train.
2. The Assembly of National Revival convened to review the outcomes of partisan activities conducted in March.
3. Two relay cabinets were set ablaze in the Samara region.
4. An attempt was made to ignite the Museum of the History of the "Special Military Operation" in Saratov.
5. The Russian Consulate in Vilnius was targeted twice with Molotov cocktail attacks.
6. Two police officers were fatally shot in the Moscow region.
7. The Algiz partisan movement claimed responsibility for destroying a relay cabinet in the Smolensk region.
8. In Moscow, the vehicle of a former SBU officer, known for collaboration with Russian intelligence services, was bombed.
9. A man in Vladimir attacked the regional administration building and a government official's car with Molotov cocktails.

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Summary of the Latest Developments in Russian Resistance Activities, April 15 - 21, 2024:

1. Cyber partisans have acquired data and documents from unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) manufacturers located in Tatarstan.
2. The Main Directorate of Intelligence of Ukraine has reported two incidents within Russian borders: the arson of a warship in Kaliningrad and the demolition of a helicopter in Samara.
3. Resistance operatives set fire to two relay cabinets in the Smolensk region.
4. An explosion was reported on the railway in the Samara region, close to the location where bridge supports had previously been compromised in March.

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Summary of the Latest Developments in Russian Resistance Activities, April 22 - May 5, 2024:

1. The building of the military registration and enlistment office in Stavropol was targeted with a Molotov cocktail.
2. An assault on the FSB building in Ufa was attempted; responsibility was claimed by the Private Chuvash Drone Army.
3. The Ukrainian State Intelligence Directorate has declared that it orchestrated the incineration of a Ka-32 helicopter in the Moscow region and the obliteration of a diesel locomotive in Orenburg.
4. In Karachay-Cherkessia, unidentified assailants fired upon a traffic police checkpoint.
5. In the Chelyabinsk region, a derailment incident involving a vehicle occurred on the railway line leading to a defense facility.
6. A test of an improvised explosive device (IED) was conducted in the vicinity of St. Petersburg.

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