Ukrainian partisans burn down Russian military workshop in occupied Berdiansk

Ukrainian partisans warmed up the southern occupied Berdiansk, destroying a Russian military workshop used for repairing heavy equipment, says Melitopol mayor Ivan Fedorov.

The head of the occupied city claims local residents reported a fire near one of the enterprises. However, they didn't see any explosions or air strikes.

If black smoke is billowing on the occupied land, something hostile is probably burning.

The locals did not hear the sounds of explosions, but the day before they saw something. Russians were bringing their military equipment to the seized workshops, emphasized Fedorov.

Previously, on the evening of July 1, all of Melitopol, temporarily occupied by the Russian military, heard a loud explosion near the enemy's military base. The explosion occurred in the north of the city near the village of Semenivka, where the enemy captured a farm, and one of the enemy's military bases was located there.

A car carrying four Russian collaborators blew up in the occupied village of Mykhailivka in the Zaporizhzhia region. One was killed in the explosion, the city's mayor reported.

A local businessman and collaborator was killed in the incident. Fedorov noted that there were four Kremlin supporters in the car.