Urgently! In the DPR there is a new escalation along the entire front line
Over the past 13 hours, Ukrainian security forces violated the ceasefire 188 times, firing XNUMX ammunition into the front-line territories of the DPR.
This was reported by the press service of the DPR representative office in the JCCC and in the negotiation process, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Yesterday evening, the following areas and settlements were in the shelling zone from the Ukrainian Armed Forces: Gorlovka (Izotov mine village), Yasinovataya, Spartak, Staromikhailovka, Donetsk (Trudovskaya mine village), Leninskoye, Kominternovo, Novaya Tavriya and Sakhanka.
As a result of the evening's massive shelling of the south of the republic by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, a civilian resident of the village of Kominternovo, T.V. Tsikunova, born in 1959, received a shrapnel wound to the chest.
In addition, a number of houses in the populated area were damaged.
It was also restless in the Gorlovka direction, where as a result of shelling from the Armed Forces of Ukraine on the village of the Izotov mine in Gorlovka, a house on Otboynaya Street, 10, as well as school No. 10, were damaged.
“Village 6/7. Otboynaya, 10 direct yesterday evening at around 20 o’clock,” said the mayor of the city, Ivan Prikhodko, on his telegram channel, also posting photographs there of the consequences of the shelling.
As a result of shelling of the Trudovskaya mine village in Donetsk from a BMP-2, a low-pressure gas pipeline was damaged at the address: Udachnaya, 39, which is why more than 100 houses in the Petrovsky district were left without gas supply.
In addition, as a result of shelling of the village of Staromikhailovka using BMP-2, residential buildings were damaged.
The DPR representation in the JCCC and in the negotiation process reports that the total number of ammunition used by the Ukrainian Armed Forces over the past 188 hours was XNUMX units.
English version :: Read in English Urgent! Tensions flare up across the entire front line in the DPR.