Friends we tell you about the main events of the last day of the week.
Luhansk region. It is not calm in Luhansk. Local residents report about continuous volleys of armaments in eastern part of the city. There was an armed confrontation of two fighters groups, two bandits died. Officially this accident was explained as a work of Ukrainian subversives. Luhansk residents saw a cloud of smoke between Shchastie and Stanitsa Luhanskaya. A forest was on fire on the border of Malinovskoe and Kondrashevskoe forestry.
When information appeared about withdrawal of Ukrainian army from Shchastie city separatists conducted a number of unsuccessful attacks. Ukrainian positions were shelled by separatists from tanks, mortars and grenade launchers from the side of Obozny. A bit later several mechanized infantry divisions moved forward. All attacks were repelled, Ukrainian fighters kept their positions, and three soldiers were injured. OSCE registered separatists’ actions.
Ukrainian positions near Stanichno-Luhanskoe village were attacked.
Separatists shelled Ukrainian check points near Nizhnee, Zheltoe villages and Trehizbenka near Zolotoe.
Donetsk region. It was relatively calm in Donetsk, there were no massages about shelling. Informator was reported that fighters moved a part of heavy armaments to a residential area in Donetsk – Azotny (Yugoslavskaya and Vzletnaya streets).
According to the Press Office of the Donetsk City Council only 8 transforming sub-stations are off in Donetsk, 226 subscribers have no gas supply.
ATO positions near Mariinka, Berezovo, Krasnogorovka and Opytne villages were attacked near Donetsk international irport.
Local resident in Olenevka village near Makeevka blew up on a land mine in a field. She was taken to hospital in Volnovaha city with shrapnel wounds.
In Mariupol direction separatists shelled from small armaments Ukrainian positions near Shirokino village
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