Russian soldiers in Crimea fear redeployment to Kursk, say partisans
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Russian air defense troops in occupied Crimea are considering deployment to Kursk Oblast, the Atesh partisan movement reported on Nov. 18.
Atesh partisans said they received "numerous messages" from Russian soldiers in Crimea discussing a possible redeployment to Kursk Oblast amid news of potential U.S. approval for American-made missiles to be used on Russian territory.
The partisans added that Russian air defense troops are "afraid" of being transferred from occupied Crimea.
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