Atesh’s press service reported that one of their agents sabotaged railway infrastructure near Tula—a vital transport hub that supports Russia’s defense industry.The operation caused major disruptions to train traffic after the agent damaged key railway equipment. This halted regular shipments of ammunition, weapons, and dual-use goods from local defense plants, including the KBP Instrument Design Bureau, Tulamashzavod, a munitions factory, and other engineering facilities.The delays in military-industrial shipments triggered not only a logistical collapse but also spread anxiety among Russian troops and factory workers tied to the war effort.Atesh said such actions directly target the Russian critical logistics and aim to undermine the occupation machine from within. The movement vowed to keep striking where the Russian leadership believes it holds control.Overnight on Saturday, May 24, Russia reported a massive drone attack, with online sources claiming the Energiya plant in Yelets and the Azot chemical plant in Tula were targeted.