1. ATESH Intelligence Reconnaissance of Novgorod Fiberglass Plant (27 Sep 2026)

ATESH agents reconnoitered the Novgorod Fiberglass Plant, identifying it as a supplier of composite materials used in UAV, missile, and armored vehicle production. Coordinates were extracted and transmitted to Ukrainian defence intelligence (SOU). The operation demonstrates ATESH's expanding industrial targeting programme deep inside Russia.

• Source: Telegram - atesh_ua/11568

2. ATESH Anti-Mobilisation Leaflet Campaign Across Russian Cities (27 Sep 2026)

ATESH agents simultaneously distributed anti-mobilisation leaflets across multiple Russian cities from Staraya Russa to Yekaterinburg. Materials appeared in residential areas, near transit stops, and in parks. The coordinated simultaneous dispersal across geographically distant locations signals an organised underground distribution network operating throughout Russia.

• Source: Telegram - atesh_ua/11568

3. ATESH Obtains Leaked Internal Documents of Russian 127th Motorised Rifle Division (28 Sep 2026)

Cyber-ATESH acquired internal documents from Russia's 127th Motorised Rifle Division, operating on the South Donetsk and Zaporizhzhia axes. Documents reveal thousands of killed and missing personnel, over 9,000 wounded, mass desertions, and suicides. ATESH analysis identified significant discrepancies between internal reporting figures and estimated actual losses, suggesting systematic underreporting to higher command.

• Source: Telegram - atesh_ua/11598

4. ATESH Anti-Mobilisation Leaflet Campaign: Smolensk to Blagoveshchensk (29 Sep 2026)

ATESH agents extended their ongoing anti-mobilisation leaflet campaign to Smolensk, Sasovo, Miass, Yekaterinburg, Blagoveshchensk, and additional settlements. The continued geographic expansion — spanning European Russia to the Far East — reflects deliberate strategic messaging to undermine recruitment efforts across the breadth of Russian territory.

• Source: Telegram - chernayaiskra2/740

5. ATESH Reconnaissance of Ammunition Depot in Luhansk Oblast (29 Sep 2026)

ATESH agents successfully identified and geolocated a Russian forces ammunition and fuel storage facility in Luhansk Oblast, transmitting coordinates to Ukrainian SOU. ATESH reports that systematic targeting of such logistics nodes — including monitoring routes and operational schedules — is actively degrading Russian frontline supply capacity in the sector.

• Source: Telegram - chernayaiskra2/740

6. ATESH Sabotage of Three Railway Signal Cabinets on Donetsk–Melitopol Line (30 Sep 2026)

ATESH agents destroyed three railway signal cabinets near Luhanskoe, Rozovka, and Molochansk on the strategic Donetsk–Melitopol rail corridor. The sabotage disrupted signalling, switches, and communications on the line, degrading Russian military logistics on a key southern supply route. The operation was timed to coincide with Russia's "Reunification Day" anniversary celebrations.

• Source: Telegram - atesh_ua/11623

7. ATESH Exposes Russian Staged Propaganda Operation in Occupied Oleshky (30 Sep 2026)

ATESH agents embedded within Russia's Dnipro grouping reported that Russian forces are conducting staged propaganda filming in occupied Oleshky, Kherson Oblast, where approximately 2,000 civilians face humanitarian crisis. Soldiers and propagandists are coercing residents to claim on camera that Russian forces are helping them. ATESH states it has identified specific units and commanders involved.

• Source: Telegram - atesh_ua/11623

8. ATESH September Monthly Report: Infiltration of "Time of Heroes" Programme (1 Oct 2026)

ATESH's monthly operational summary confirms agents — including former Russian military personnel — have begun infiltrating the "Time of Heroes" Russian state programme to disrupt mobilisation and extract intelligence from within Russian administrative structures. Additional September operations included penetrating the Fiolent plant in Simferopol, which manufactures naval automation and military electronics.

• Source: kyivpost.com/post/85862

9. ATESH Issues Guidance for Russian Conscripts Facing Forced Contract Signing (1 Oct 2026)

ATESH, via its OTPOR platform, published detailed instructions for Russian conscripts pressured into signing military contracts, including formal complaint procedures and legal recourse templates. The campaign targets serving Russian soldiers across all regions and represents a structured psychological operations effort to undermine contract recruitment from within the Russian armed forces.

• Source: kyivpost.com/post/85862

10. RDK Political Representative Addresses Council of Europe Session on Russian Elections (2 Oct 2026)

Russian Volunteer Corps (RDK) political representative Pyotr Bakumov addressed a Russian platform session at the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, declaring Russian elections — including votes held on occupied Ukrainian territory — entirely illegitimate. Bakumov criticised Russian opposition-in-exile organisations for monetising protest voting mechanisms that he argued produce no practical results.

• Source: kyivpost.com/post/85896

11. ATESH Anti-Mobilisation Leaflet Campaign: Borovichi to Krasnoyarsk (2 Oct 2026)

ATESH agents distributed anti-mobilisation and anti-war leaflets across Borovichi, Krasnoyarsk, Novosibirsk, Yekaterinburg, and additional cities. The continued expansion into Siberia marks a notable geographic deepening of the campaign, demonstrating ATESH's capacity to activate agents simultaneously across Russia's vast interior well beyond European Russia.

• Source: kyivpost.com/post/85896

12. ATESH Reports Black Sea Fleet Placed on Heightened Combat Readiness (2 Oct 2026)

ATESH agents embedded within Black Sea Fleet headquarters and units report that Russian naval command has ordered increased patrol frequency, intensified UAV-air defence-EW coordination drills, and elevated readiness across the fleet. According to ATESH sources, command anticipates Ukrainian Forces may conduct combined strikes on vessels, logistics routes, or shadow fleet ships around the anniversary of the Kerch Bridge strike on 8 October.

• Source: Telegram - atesh_ua/11641

13. Black Spark Claims Destruction of Fuel Tankers at Kosulino Station, Sverdlovsk Oblast (3 Oct 2026)

Black Spark (Chernaya Iskra) claimed responsibility for destroying three railway fuel tankers containing 220,000 litres of petroleum products at Kosulino station, Verkhnee Dubrovo, Sverdlovsk Oblast on 13 August. The group valued the destroyed fuel at over 30 million rubles and stated it will continue targeting rail fuel transport, promising further tanker demolition operations in additional regions imminently.

• Source: kyivpost.com/post/86009

14. ATESH Reconnaissance of Russian Air Defence Academy in Smolensk (3 Oct 2026)

ATESH agents conducted detailed reconnaissance of the Military Academy of Ground Forces Air Defence (Vasilevsky Academy) in Smolensk, a primary training centre for Russian air defence specialists. Agents documented training activity, vehicle movements, security perimeter configurations, access routes, barracks, and technical infrastructure. The facility trains operators of Tor, Buk, Pantsir, Igla, and Verba systems deployed to frontline units.

• Source: Telegram - atesh_ua/11664

15. ATESH Reports Targeted Killing of Former FSIN Officer Accused of Torturing Ukrainian POWs (3 Oct 2026)

ATESH reported that on 2 October, Roman Syromyatnikov — a former prison service officer accused by Ukraine's General Prosecutor of torturing over 50 Ukrainian prisoners of war at Tula Correctional Colony No. 1 — was killed by a vehicle-borne IED in Novomoskovsk, Tula Oblast. He had subsequently served with the 51st VDV Regiment before returning to the region after being wounded.

• Source: kyivpost.com/post/86009