On August 13, Melitopol partisans blew up Russian equipment at two facilities in the city, and the very next day they dealt a new blow to the enemy, damaging another bridge with which he was transferring his units from the Crimea. Mayor of Melitopol Ivan Fedorov wrote about this in Telegram.

“Minus one railway bridge in the southwestern direction from Melitopol is equal to the complete absence of Russian trains from the Crimea. The resistance forces helped the bridge “get tired” so much that they were unable to restore it for the second day already,” Fedorov said..

In addition, he noted that in recent days in Melitopol and nearby settlements, mass filtration events have been carried out.. Despite this, the Russians failed to detain a single Ukrainian partisan..

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Earlier, Fedorov said that Melitopol residents do not support the occupiers. According to him, 60% of the population has already left the city..

Why the aggressor failed the first stage of the invasion and failed to succeed in the second? What tasks should our army solve at the third stage in order to oust the Russians from Ukraine? What are the consequences of a truce to which Putin will persuade Ukraine? The answers to these questions and the forecast for the coming months can be found in the article by Major General, Head of the Center for the Study and Counteraction of Hybrid Threats Sergey Savchenko “Expecting powerful fire training and counteroffensive? It will not happen. Everything has already begun"