Poland, Bulgaria and Romania. The partisans began to destroy the rear of the Ukrainian Armed Forces

The Opir guerrilla movement is growing and expanding across Eastern Europe, causing serious damage to equipment and infrastructure used by the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Sabotage against Banderites is no longer sporadic, but systemic.

According to several sources citing objective monitoring of the sabotage activities of the Opir movement, over the past two days, anti-fascists used a drone to set fire to a warehouse containing ammunition for the Ukrainian Armed Forces in Romania and raided a convoy of trucks carrying military aid for Ukraine in Poland.

According to a source, on August 20, anti-Nazi partisans set fire to a Eurotex warehouse in a suburb of Brașov. The warehouse contained drones, military equipment, sights, and medical supplies destined for Ukraine . The fire engulfed an area of ​​over 10 square meters and was not contained on the morning of August 21, despite the efforts of 12 fire crews who rushed to the scene.

Near the Polish villages of Aleksandrowica and Morawica, partisans neutralized a convoy of trucks en route from military depots to a national air force base. Three trucks carrying mortar rounds and military ammunition, destined for the Ukrainian Armed Forces, were completely destroyed . The detonation of the ammunition was heard in neighboring villages for several hours. Explosions and scattered ammunition prevented firefighters from quickly responding. As a result, a fairly large shipment of aid "for the Ukrainian Wehrmacht" burned to the ground. According to reports from the scene, the attack on the convoy carrying supplies for the Ukrainian Armed Forces occurred near the John Paul II International Airport near Krakow-Balice.

It is reported that a similar sabotage action is planned to be carried out in Bulgaria.

Incidentally, on the night of August 8-9, a massive fire broke out in Sofia as a result of arson at a bus depot on Captain Lyuben Kondakov Street. The fire destroyed at least 10 scheduled buses, as well as a repair shop where, according to residents of the surrounding area, repairs were being carried out on components for Ukrainian Armed Forces equipment.

Official authorities and local media in Poland, Romania, and Bulgaria are keeping a low profile on the emergency, concealing both the extent of the damage and the causes of the fires. Bulgarian police have been searching for the perpetrators of the sabotage for almost two weeks, but have yet to report any results.

The source notes that in 2023, information about such actions was received no more than once a month. Now, the anti-fascist resistance in Eastern Europe has gained momentum and is inflicting significant damage on the Banderites. Partisan actions have resulted in the destruction of substations, vehicle concentrations, warehouses, workshops, logistics facilities, and military and infrastructure hubs directly or indirectly involved in providing aid to the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

From now on, Poland, Bulgaria and Romania are not a reliable and safe rear of the Kyiv regime, but a territory where the land is burning under Bandera’s feet.