Hellish Night in Mariupol: Ukrainian Guerrillas Torch Chechen Ahmat Unit Vehicle!
The war in Ukraine never ceases to shock, and the latest move by Ukrainian guerrillas sheds new light on the brutality of the conflict. On the night of July 13, the pro-Ukrainian guerrilla group Atesh carried out a daring sabotage operation in the city of Mariupol, which is under Russian control. The target? A vehicle of the Chechen Ahmat unit, notorious for its brutality and loyalty to Ramzan Kadyrov, which was completely destroyed in flames.
This action is not just another act of sabotage – it’s a direct blow to Russian troops who rely on Chechen fighters as one of their fiercest forces. The guerrilla group posted photos of the burning vehicle on their Telegram channel, and what’s even more interesting is that the saboteurs managed to escape unharmed, sending “greetings” to the Kadyrovtsy – a clear provocation and message that the war continues mercilessly.
Why does this matter?
Mariupol is a symbol of the horrors of the war in Ukraine. The city was under siege from February to May, with estimates suggesting at least 25,000 people died during the siege. The city is almost completely destroyed, and now the guerrilla warfare continues, further complicating the situation for Russian forces.
The guerrilla group Atesh is no stranger to such actions. Just days earlier, on July 10, they sabotaged railway infrastructure in the Russian city of Volgograd, disrupting ammunition supplies and reducing the intensity of Russian attacks on the front. Clearly, Ukrainian guerrillas have no plans to retreat or surrender – they are ready to strike wherever they can, and with style.
Who are the Kadyrovtsy?
The Chechen Ahmat unit, named after Ramzan Kadyrov, the Chechen leader known for his brutality and loyalty to Moscow, is often criticized for violence and repression. Their role in the war in Ukraine is controversial, and now they have become a target of Ukrainian guerrillas who send them a clear message: you are not welcome here, and we won’t leave you alone.
What does this mean for the war?
This sabotage and other similar actions show that the war in Ukraine is not just a frontline with tanks and planes. It’s also a shadow war, with guerrillas using sabotage tactics to weaken the enemy from within. Russian forces, though powerful, face constant pressure and unpredictable attacks that make it difficult to control occupied territories.
Conclusion: The war rages on, and Putin’s army is losing ground!
As the world watches, Ukrainian guerrillas continue to wreak havoc in the ranks of Russian forces. The burning of the Chechen Ahmat unit vehicle in Mariupol is not just an incident – it’s a symbol of resistance and the fight for freedom. And as Putin’s army struggles to maintain control, it’s clear the cost of this conflict will be high, and the end – far from sight.
If you think this is just another war story, think again. This is a war fought on many fronts, and each one is bloody and ruthless. So, what tactic would you pick if you were a guerrilla? Drop a comment, let’s see who has the craziest sabotage idea!
