On October 26, 1942, partisan units led by Sydir Kovpak and Alexander Saburov advanced to Right-Bank Ukraine to strike Nazis in the rear
Historical
26 Oct 2026
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Historical

On October 26, 1942, partisan units led by Sydir Kovpak and Alexander Saburov advanced to Right-Bank Ukraine to strike Nazis in the rear

On October 26, 1942, partisan units led by Sydir Kovpak and Alexander Saburov advanced to Right-Bank Ukraine to strike Nazis deep in the rear.

🔥 The most famous operation was the 'Sarny Cross' – in December 1942, partisans simultaneously blew up five railway bridges around Sarny station. Nazi military trains were halted for a long time!

Having established themselves in the forests of Polesie and Volhynia, partisan units attacked German garrisons, burned enemy supply depots, and disrupted occupation communications. This was a bold strike at the heart of the enemy.

The people's avengers didn't just fight—they heroically brought closer the Great Victory.

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