Interfax and RBC-Ukraine reported the information, citing their sources in the Main Intelligence Directorate.On the afternoon of November 20, an explosion occurred on the railway tracks of the West Siberian Railway in the settlement of Baryshevo, Novosibirsk region. The explosion destroyed the railway track, making it impossible for freight trains to pass and disrupting the enemy's logistical routes.Another explosion occurred on November 28 in the city of Unecha, Bryansk region. At this junction station of the Moscow Railway, a train carrying fuel and lubricants along the Bryansk-Gomel route, which transports fuel, lubricants, and military equipment to Belarus, was attacked. According to sources, the explosion destroyed at least two fuel and lubricant tanks and damaged the railway track. "Despite the traditional attempts of Russian special services to conceal the consequences of the attacks, local residents are discussing the event on social media and sharing rumors and impressions of the explosions they witnessed," a source in intelligence noted.On November 30, agents of the Atesh partisan movement carried out an act of sabotage in Bryansk, burning an electric locomotive that the Russians used to transport military cargo.