Russian troops have set up a headquarters in a sanatorium in occupied Crimea, according to details from local partisans.

Russian military forces have established their headquarters in one of the sanatoriums located in the Saki district of temporarily occupied Crimea. The area contains a significant amount of enemy military equipment. This was reported by the "ATEŞ" movement.

According to partisan information, a new deployment point for Russian troops has been discovered on Morskaya Street in the Saki district. Military trucks, personnel in uniform, and enhanced security measures have been observed on the sanatorium's premises.

"Our agents have gathered a substantial amount of valuable information. It is now being clarified which specific military unit is stationed at this location," representatives of "ATEŞ" stated.

Activists from the movement noted that Russian troops cynically disguise themselves as civilians by placing their headquarters in a resort area surrounded by sanatoriums and residential buildings. This approach not only poses a threat to local residents but also grossly violates international humanitarian law.

We remind you that Ukrainian forces have intensified their offensive in the Kursk region: analysis by ISW. Ukrainian troops have achieved tactical successes in the Kursk region, advancing in several populated areas.