Partisans destroy digital warfare system in occupied Kherson Oblast, navy intelligence suggests

Ukrainian partisans have destroyed an digital warfare system in Russian-occupied Kherson Oblast, Ukraine's navy intelligence reported on March 30.

A video revealed on-line by Ukraine's navy intelligence exhibits an nameless partisan reportedly on the night time of March 29, pouring gasoline over a automobile on which the system was stationed, setting it on fireplace, after which rapidly fleeing the scene.

Russian occupants use such digital warfare methods to "suppress radio communications and conduct digital intelligence. The lack of such a system considerably weakens the capabilities of the aggressor’s military," Ukraine's navy intelligence wrote.

Ukraine's southern Kherson Oblast was occupied by Russian forces in the beginning of the full-scale struggle. A counteroffensive launched by the Armed Forces of Ukraine within the fall of 2022 led to the liberation of the area's capital.

Russian forces have been pushed again to the east financial institution of the Dnipro River, which they nonetheless occupy. From their place Russian forces proceed to frequently launch assaults towards the Ukrainian-controlled a part of Kherson Oblast, killing civilians and destroying infrastructure.

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