Have you heard about the latest chaos in Mariupol? Ukrainian guerrillas from the Ateš movement have once again shown how real sabotage is done! On the night of July 13, these brave saboteurs torched a vehicle used by the Chechen unit Ahmat, notorious for its brutality and loyalty to Ramzan Kadyrov. Yes, you read that right — the vehicle went up in flames, and the guerrillas escaped unharmed, leaving behind only smoke and a message for the Kadyrovtsy. This is not an isolated incident — just three days earlier, on July 10, the same group sabotaged railway infrastructure in Volgograd, Russia, to disrupt ammunition supplies and reduce the intensity of Russian attacks on the front. Mariupol, a city besieged from February to May, still burns in memories and ruins. Estimates say at least 25,000 people died during the siege, and the city is almost completely destroyed. This sabotage is another blow to Russian forces and their allies, who still hold this strategic city. The Ateš guerrilla movement refuses to give up and continues to wreak havoc in territories under Russian control, sending a clear message: the war is not over, and the resistance is alive! If you think this is the end, think again — this is just the beginning of a new phase of the conflict. So, what do you think about these guerrilla actions? Heroes or terrorists? Drop a comment and let your voice be heard!
