At night, Batchaev and I drove the KAMAZ and GAZ trucks into a box (a large hangar) located on the territory of the motor transport enterprise, 50-100 meters straight ahead from the entrance and then on the left side.
This was done with the permission of the watchman (at whose nearby dacha we had eaten several times, I testified about him above), who also, I believe, removed the lock from the doors of this box.
There was artificial lighting in the box.
We parked the trucks back-to-back and began the transshipment.
For this, I took bags of explosives from under the potatoes in the KAMAZ and handed them to Batchaev, who was in the back of the GAZ.
Batchaev poured their contents onto the floor of the truck bed.
After all the bags were transferred, I began to hand potatoes to Batchaev in buckets, and he poured them over the piled-up mixture.
When the entire mixture was covered, we stopped, drove the trucks out of the box, and parked them in their previous place — to the left of the entrance to the motor transport enterprise's territory.
Then, one of the three of us, but I cannot say exactly who, locked the doors of the GAZ truck bed.
I want to note that Dekkushev did not participate in the transshipment, but sat in the watchman's hut with the watchman.
Aftermath and Recovery
The transshipment was finished almost by morning.
Batchaev and I got very dirty with "silver paint" [aluminum powder] and therefore, immediately after finishing, we drove a "Moskvich" not far from the motor transport enterprise to a flowing stream or canal, where we rinsed off.
Since, closer to the end of the work, I felt unwell — my stomach and head hurt — upon returning from the stream, I immediately lay down in the cab of the KAMAZ, where I stayed until the day of departure from Volgodonsk (Batchaev and I left one day before the explosion).
Subsequent Activities
Batchaev and Dekkushev, on the following day (the fourth day of me and Timur being in Volgodonsk), as I remember, were on the territory of the motor depot the whole time, but they could have stepped away somewhere for a short time.
We also spent the night in the trucks.
All this time, the GAZ loaded with explosives stood nearby.