Ukrainian Partisans Attack Putin's Party Headquarters in Occupied Nova Kakhovka

The attack aims to disrupt the upcoming Russian presidential elections in occupied Ukrainian territories.

Ukrainian partisans targeted the headquarters of Vladimir Putin's ruling party, United Russia, in Nova Kakhovka, a city in the occupied Kherson region.
The attack, carried out on Tuesday morning, aimed to halt the 'election' process in the occupied city, according to Ukraine's National Resistance Center.
Russia is attempting to conceal the attack's origins, falsely claiming it was caused by a drone strike, while the resistance movement calls on citizens not to participate in the Kremlin's 'elections.'
The upcoming Russian presidential elections on March 17 will include voting in occupied Ukrainian territories for the first time, a move condemned by Kyiv and the West.
Resistance efforts in Nova Kakhovka include spreading posters urging citizens to boycott the Russian 'elections,' as part of a broader campaign against the occupation.