Did The Atlantic Charter let not only the Axis powers but also Russia know what English and French stand was concerning occupation?

No, the Atlantic Charter did not mention Russia. Rather, the Charter was a joint declaration signed by Winston Churchill and Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1941, which defined the Allied goals for a post-war world. The charter outlined 8 points, including the desire for no territorial annexations, self-determination for peoples under enemy occupations, and the creation of a worldwide security organization.