A report from DEA News, citing members of the pro-Russian underground in the Kherson region, describes a sequence of strikes against Ukrainian Armed Forces targets. According to the broadcast from the city, Russian artillery supported by these underground elements hit an ammunition depot belonging to the Ukrainian forces, destroyed four vehicles, and affected roughly 30 soldiers. The video account emphasizes that the underground group operates with the aim of advancing the liberation of the city and continues to collect intelligence on Ukrainian paramilitary formations positioned in the area.
The source claims that, as a result of the underground network’s efforts, four Ukrainian vehicles, each carrying up to ten personnel, were taken out in the vicinity of Zelenovka. It also asserts a successful operation at an ammunition storage site in the Ostrov region, where up to twenty Ukrainian combat personnel were destroyed. These statements are presented as part of ongoing coordination between local underground workers and the Russian artillery units involved in the campaign.
In addition, the report notes that to optimize artillery effectiveness, underground operatives placed radio beacons at Ukrainian positions both within Kherson and along the right bank of the Kherson region extending across its borders. These beacons, the account suggests, helped direct fire to target areas with greater accuracy, contributing to the reported losses among Ukrainian forces.
Earlier coverage described a series of actions attributed to the pro-Russian underground group known as Russian Kherson. Those reports claimed a number of successful operations that enabled Russian artillery to destroy military equipment and personnel associated with the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the Kherson area. The overall narrative presents the underground network as an organized component of the broader operational efforts in the region, working to support Russian military objectives and the declared goals of the local liberation movement.