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Last night situation was tense in the east of Ukraine | Міністерство оборони України
Friday, June 5. DONBAS – The press centre of the ‘anti-terror’ operation reports overnight there were over forty attacks. Terrorists shelled with mortars and artillery forbidden by the Minsk agreements.
The tensest situation is in Donetsk direction.
Illegal armed formations shelled Pisky, Berezove, Pervomaysk, Opytne, Bohdanivka, Butovka mine, Novobakhmutovka with artillery and mortars.
Militants shelled Berezove and Vodyane with tank armament. They used multiple rocket launchers against Starohnativka.
Mariynka is still the flashpoint. The enemy shelled the govt positions with grenade launchers and small arms.
Russian-backed terrorists attacked Hranitne with 122 mm artillery.
Militants shelled Novotoshkivske with 120 mm mortars.
The enemy still conducts aerial reconnaissance by UAVs.
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OSCE reports 249 explosions near Donetsk airport in last day| Ukrinform
KYIV, June 5 /Ukrinform/. The OSCE observers have heard about 250 explosions near the Donetsk airport.
This is stated in the OSCE SMMU's latest report on the situation in the Donbas conflict zone.
"The SMM noticed a sharp increase in the number of ceasefire violations at and around the Donetsk airport. From the Joint Centre for Control and Co-ordination (JCCC) observation point, over a nine hour period during the day, the SMM heard 249 explosions of both incoming and outgoing fire consistent with artillery, mortar and multiple launch rocket systems (MLRS) outgoing from south, west, north-west, north and north-east of the SMM position," the report reads.
The report also informs about intense shelling of Donetsk.
"From the Park Inn Hotel the SMM heard several salvos of outgoing MLRS and close to one hundred artillery rounds impacting in the city," observers say.
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At least 2,154 soldiers killed in Russia’s war against Ukraine
A bloody battle in Donetsk Oblast's Maryinka claimed the lives of at least four Ukrainian soldiers on June 3, and one more elsewhere on the front line. They are among the 27 soldiers killed since mid-May.
Ukraine’s army repelled the June 3 assault by Russia-separatist forces in a 12-hour battle involving artillery on both sides. The government still controls Maryinka and Krasnohorivka, west of the occupied stronghold of Donetsk.
Yuriy Biryukov, a military advisor to President Petro Poroshenko, said some 39 Ukrainian servicemen were wounded over the past 24 hours.
Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk blamed Moscow for the latest fighting. “Russia has once again violated the ‘ceasefire’ agreement...Its terrorists began a military operation.”
At least 6,417 people, including 626 women, have been killed and 15,962 wounded since mid-April when the Moscow-engineered invasion of Donbas began.
The following is the list of those known to be killed through May 14-31:
May 14
Maksym Hrachov, 29, a soldier of the 41st motorized brigade fromChernihiv Oblast. Hrachov was mobilized to the army in September and was killed in Volnovakha in Donetsk Obalst.His friends recalled that he wanted to get married when he comes back from the war front. “Maksym was my best friend, I can’t believe he’s not with us anymore,” Hrachov’s friend, Serhiy Salimon, was quoted as saying. “I cried like a child when I found out about (his death). We wanted to celebrate when he comes back from war, but instead we gathered for his mourning,” Salimon said. Hrachov leaves his mother, two sisters and brothers in a town of Semenivka in Chernihiv Oblast.
Vitaliy Salohub, 32, a soldier of the 93rd mechanized brigade from Poltava Oblast.He was mobilized to the army in April 2014, was involved in the battle for a village of Pisky close to Donetsk Airport. He was treated in one of the Poltava Oblast hospitals after the his service and died on May 14. Salohub leaves his wife and two children in a town of Kobelyaky.
May 15
Stanislav Kucherovskiy 30, a soldier of the 93rd mechanized brigade from Dnipropetrovsk Oblast. Kucherovskiy was mobilized to the army in February and was killed in a village of Novoselivka in Donetsk Oblast. He leaves his parents and a sister in a city of Dniprodzerzhynsk.
Oleksiy Sapozhnikov, 26, a soldier of the 24th unit of Aidar Battalion.He volunteered to the war front in November. Sapozhnikov was badly wounded in the battle with Russian-separatist forces at the checkpoint near the village of Novotoshkivske in Luhansk Oblast. He died later in one of the Kharkiv city hospitals. Sapozhnikov leaves his wife and two children in a town of Zdolbuniv in Rivne Oblast.
May 16
VadymPuhachov, 40, asoldierofthe 92ndmechanizedbrigadefromPoltavaOblast. Puhachov, an ethnic Russian, moved with his family to Kremenchuk when he was a child. Later he served in the army and then worked as a contractor for a local construction company. Puhachov volunteered to the armny in August and was killed near the city of Shсhastya in Luhansk Oblast. He leaves a wife and a son.
May 17
Andriy Sokolenko, 41, a colonel of the Ukraine’s National Guard from Zaporizhzhya. Sokolenko, a professional serviceman, didn’t hesitate to join the army in 2014. He also helped to coordinate volunteeres who equipped Ukrainian troopers. Sokolenko was killed in an ambush while he was on his way to the village of Troitske in Luhansk Oblast. He was in a car together with three volunteers, two of them were killed. They were bringing supplies to the soldiers on the war front. Sokolenko leaves a wife and 15-year-old daughter in Lviv.
Ivan Popil, 21, a soldier of Ukraine’s National Guard from Lviv Oblast. He took part in a number of battles for Ukrainian city of Debaltseve, that was taken over by Russian-separatist forces in February. He was killed near the village of Troitske in Luhansk Oblast. Popil lives his mother and a sister in a village of Zarichya in Lviv Oblast.
May 20
AndriyIon, 40, a soldier of the Aidar Battalion.Ion took part in the protests on Kyiv’s Maidan Nezalezhnosti during the EuroMaidan Revolution and later volunteered to the war zone. He joined Donbas battalion first, but eneded up as a member of Aidar Battalion. He was killed in the firefight near the city of Novoaidar in Luhansk Oblast.
VadymVysochyn, 22, a soldier of the 93rd mechanizedbrigade from Kirovohrad. He was mobilized to Ukrainian army in February, used to work as a military driver. Vysochyn’s comrades recalled he was cheerful and fair young man. Vysochyn was killed during a shelling near the village of Kamyanka in Donestk Oblast. He leaves his mother in a city of Kirovohrad.
May 21
MykolaHoncharuk, 30, a soldier of the 57th motorized brigade from Khmelnytskiy Oblast. He was mobilized to the army in summer. Honcharuk was killedduring a mortar shelling in Donetsk Oblast’s Horlivka. He leaves a wife and two children.
May 25
Ihor Shlyamar, 45, a soldier of the53rd mechanized brigade fromCherkasy Oblast.He volunteered to the war front in August. He was killed in an ambush near the village of Komyshne in Luhanskl Obalst. “Ihor wanted to rescue his comrade and was badly wounded in his back,” Volodymyr Matvienko, local military enlistment officer, was quoted as saying. “He kept holding a grenade in his hand he didn’t manage to use.” Matvienko said. He leaves a wife and three children in a city of Uman.
May 26
Yevhen Marchuk, 27, a soldier of the Aidar Battalion from Dnipropetrovsk Oblast.He was an active EuroMaidan Revolution supporter before he volunteered to the army. Marchuk was badly wounded while defending the town of Zolote in Luhansk Oblast. He refused to get a treatment and stayed on the ground with his comrades. He died later because of the numerous wounds. Marchuk was mourned in his native city of Kryvyi Rih. He leaves his parents there.
May 28
Serhiy Kozlenko, 21,a soldier of the 93rd mechanized brigade from Kirovohrad Oblast. He had been serving in the east for the last 10 months. Kozlenko was killed in Volnovakha in Donetsk Oblast. He leaves his parents in a village of Shyshkine in Kirovohrad Oblast.
Vasyl Kindratskiy, 52, a deputy commander of the OUN Battalion from Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast. He graduate from the Lviv National Ivan Franko University with a degree in journalism and later worked in a number of local media in Lviv. He also worked for a local city council and was a deputy head of the local branch of People's Movement of Ukraine (Narodnyi Rukh Ukrajiny), Ukrainian political party. Kindratskiy waskilledduring a mortar shelling near the village of Vodyane in Donetsk Oblast. he leaves a wife, 8-year-old son and a daughter in Lviv.
May 30
Vladyslav Dyusov, 21, a soldier of Azov Battalion from Vinnytsia Oblast. Dyusov was a student of Kyiv National Polytechnic Institute, he died three weeks before getting his bachelor degree. Dyusov was an active EuroMaidan Revolution supporter and later volunteered to go to the east. He was a member of Kyiv-2 Battalion, but later ended up in Azov volunteer battalion. He was badly wounded as he stepped on a land mine near Shyrokyne in Donetsk Oblast. “We heard an explosion and ran to him; he lost his leg,” Dyusov’s comrade, Bohdan Hryzlo, was quoted as saying. “He didn’t scream, just instructed us on how to apply a tourniquet. I’ve never seen such a courageous person before. He’s a hero. ” Dyusov died on his way to the hospital.
May 31
Dmytro Vasyliev, 29, a soldier of the28th mechanized brigade from Odesa Oblast. He volunteered to the army in July and took part in the most fierce battles, including the hotspot of Savur-Mohyla in June-August 2014. Vasyliev was killed in an ambush near the village of Slavne in Donetsk Oblast. He leaves his parents in Chornomorske town in Odesa Oblast.
Friday, June 5. DONBAS – The press centre of the ‘anti-terror’ operation reports overnight there were over forty attacks. Terrorists shelled with mortars and artillery forbidden by the Minsk agreements.
The tensest situation is in Donetsk direction.
Illegal armed formations shelled Pisky, Berezove, Pervomaysk, Opytne, Bohdanivka, Butovka mine, Novobakhmutovka with artillery and mortars.
Militants shelled Berezove and Vodyane with tank armament. They used multiple rocket launchers against Starohnativka.
Mariynka is still the flashpoint. The enemy shelled the govt positions with grenade launchers and small arms.
Russian-backed terrorists attacked Hranitne with 122 mm artillery.
Militants shelled Novotoshkivske with 120 mm mortars.
The enemy still conducts aerial reconnaissance by UAVs.
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OSCE reports 249 explosions near Donetsk airport in last day| Ukrinform
KYIV, June 5 /Ukrinform/. The OSCE observers have heard about 250 explosions near the Donetsk airport.
This is stated in the OSCE SMMU's latest report on the situation in the Donbas conflict zone.
"The SMM noticed a sharp increase in the number of ceasefire violations at and around the Donetsk airport. From the Joint Centre for Control and Co-ordination (JCCC) observation point, over a nine hour period during the day, the SMM heard 249 explosions of both incoming and outgoing fire consistent with artillery, mortar and multiple launch rocket systems (MLRS) outgoing from south, west, north-west, north and north-east of the SMM position," the report reads.
The report also informs about intense shelling of Donetsk.
"From the Park Inn Hotel the SMM heard several salvos of outgoing MLRS and close to one hundred artillery rounds impacting in the city," observers say.
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At least 2,154 soldiers killed in Russia’s war against Ukraine
A bloody battle in Donetsk Oblast's Maryinka claimed the lives of at least four Ukrainian soldiers on June 3, and one more elsewhere on the front line. They are among the 27 soldiers killed since mid-May.
Ukraine’s army repelled the June 3 assault by Russia-separatist forces in a 12-hour battle involving artillery on both sides. The government still controls Maryinka and Krasnohorivka, west of the occupied stronghold of Donetsk.
Yuriy Biryukov, a military advisor to President Petro Poroshenko, said some 39 Ukrainian servicemen were wounded over the past 24 hours.
Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk blamed Moscow for the latest fighting. “Russia has once again violated the ‘ceasefire’ agreement...Its terrorists began a military operation.”
At least 6,417 people, including 626 women, have been killed and 15,962 wounded since mid-April when the Moscow-engineered invasion of Donbas began.
The following is the list of those known to be killed through May 14-31:
May 14
Maksym Hrachov, 29, a soldier of the 41st motorized brigade fromChernihiv Oblast. Hrachov was mobilized to the army in September and was killed in Volnovakha in Donetsk Obalst.His friends recalled that he wanted to get married when he comes back from the war front. “Maksym was my best friend, I can’t believe he’s not with us anymore,” Hrachov’s friend, Serhiy Salimon, was quoted as saying. “I cried like a child when I found out about (his death). We wanted to celebrate when he comes back from war, but instead we gathered for his mourning,” Salimon said. Hrachov leaves his mother, two sisters and brothers in a town of Semenivka in Chernihiv Oblast.
Vitaliy Salohub, 32, a soldier of the 93rd mechanized brigade from Poltava Oblast.He was mobilized to the army in April 2014, was involved in the battle for a village of Pisky close to Donetsk Airport. He was treated in one of the Poltava Oblast hospitals after the his service and died on May 14. Salohub leaves his wife and two children in a town of Kobelyaky.
May 15
Stanislav Kucherovskiy 30, a soldier of the 93rd mechanized brigade from Dnipropetrovsk Oblast. Kucherovskiy was mobilized to the army in February and was killed in a village of Novoselivka in Donetsk Oblast. He leaves his parents and a sister in a city of Dniprodzerzhynsk.
Oleksiy Sapozhnikov, 26, a soldier of the 24th unit of Aidar Battalion.He volunteered to the war front in November. Sapozhnikov was badly wounded in the battle with Russian-separatist forces at the checkpoint near the village of Novotoshkivske in Luhansk Oblast. He died later in one of the Kharkiv city hospitals. Sapozhnikov leaves his wife and two children in a town of Zdolbuniv in Rivne Oblast.
May 16
VadymPuhachov, 40, asoldierofthe 92ndmechanizedbrigadefromPoltavaOblast. Puhachov, an ethnic Russian, moved with his family to Kremenchuk when he was a child. Later he served in the army and then worked as a contractor for a local construction company. Puhachov volunteered to the armny in August and was killed near the city of Shсhastya in Luhansk Oblast. He leaves a wife and a son.
May 17
Andriy Sokolenko, 41, a colonel of the Ukraine’s National Guard from Zaporizhzhya. Sokolenko, a professional serviceman, didn’t hesitate to join the army in 2014. He also helped to coordinate volunteeres who equipped Ukrainian troopers. Sokolenko was killed in an ambush while he was on his way to the village of Troitske in Luhansk Oblast. He was in a car together with three volunteers, two of them were killed. They were bringing supplies to the soldiers on the war front. Sokolenko leaves a wife and 15-year-old daughter in Lviv.
Ivan Popil, 21, a soldier of Ukraine’s National Guard from Lviv Oblast. He took part in a number of battles for Ukrainian city of Debaltseve, that was taken over by Russian-separatist forces in February. He was killed near the village of Troitske in Luhansk Oblast. Popil lives his mother and a sister in a village of Zarichya in Lviv Oblast.
May 20
AndriyIon, 40, a soldier of the Aidar Battalion.Ion took part in the protests on Kyiv’s Maidan Nezalezhnosti during the EuroMaidan Revolution and later volunteered to the war zone. He joined Donbas battalion first, but eneded up as a member of Aidar Battalion. He was killed in the firefight near the city of Novoaidar in Luhansk Oblast.
VadymVysochyn, 22, a soldier of the 93rd mechanizedbrigade from Kirovohrad. He was mobilized to Ukrainian army in February, used to work as a military driver. Vysochyn’s comrades recalled he was cheerful and fair young man. Vysochyn was killed during a shelling near the village of Kamyanka in Donestk Oblast. He leaves his mother in a city of Kirovohrad.
May 21
MykolaHoncharuk, 30, a soldier of the 57th motorized brigade from Khmelnytskiy Oblast. He was mobilized to the army in summer. Honcharuk was killedduring a mortar shelling in Donetsk Oblast’s Horlivka. He leaves a wife and two children.
May 25
Ihor Shlyamar, 45, a soldier of the53rd mechanized brigade fromCherkasy Oblast.He volunteered to the war front in August. He was killed in an ambush near the village of Komyshne in Luhanskl Obalst. “Ihor wanted to rescue his comrade and was badly wounded in his back,” Volodymyr Matvienko, local military enlistment officer, was quoted as saying. “He kept holding a grenade in his hand he didn’t manage to use.” Matvienko said. He leaves a wife and three children in a city of Uman.
May 26
Yevhen Marchuk, 27, a soldier of the Aidar Battalion from Dnipropetrovsk Oblast.He was an active EuroMaidan Revolution supporter before he volunteered to the army. Marchuk was badly wounded while defending the town of Zolote in Luhansk Oblast. He refused to get a treatment and stayed on the ground with his comrades. He died later because of the numerous wounds. Marchuk was mourned in his native city of Kryvyi Rih. He leaves his parents there.
May 28
Serhiy Kozlenko, 21,a soldier of the 93rd mechanized brigade from Kirovohrad Oblast. He had been serving in the east for the last 10 months. Kozlenko was killed in Volnovakha in Donetsk Oblast. He leaves his parents in a village of Shyshkine in Kirovohrad Oblast.
Vasyl Kindratskiy, 52, a deputy commander of the OUN Battalion from Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast. He graduate from the Lviv National Ivan Franko University with a degree in journalism and later worked in a number of local media in Lviv. He also worked for a local city council and was a deputy head of the local branch of People's Movement of Ukraine (Narodnyi Rukh Ukrajiny), Ukrainian political party. Kindratskiy waskilledduring a mortar shelling near the village of Vodyane in Donetsk Oblast. he leaves a wife, 8-year-old son and a daughter in Lviv.
May 30
Vladyslav Dyusov, 21, a soldier of Azov Battalion from Vinnytsia Oblast. Dyusov was a student of Kyiv National Polytechnic Institute, he died three weeks before getting his bachelor degree. Dyusov was an active EuroMaidan Revolution supporter and later volunteered to go to the east. He was a member of Kyiv-2 Battalion, but later ended up in Azov volunteer battalion. He was badly wounded as he stepped on a land mine near Shyrokyne in Donetsk Oblast. “We heard an explosion and ran to him; he lost his leg,” Dyusov’s comrade, Bohdan Hryzlo, was quoted as saying. “He didn’t scream, just instructed us on how to apply a tourniquet. I’ve never seen such a courageous person before. He’s a hero. ” Dyusov died on his way to the hospital.
May 31
Dmytro Vasyliev, 29, a soldier of the28th mechanized brigade from Odesa Oblast. He volunteered to the army in July and took part in the most fierce battles, including the hotspot of Savur-Mohyla in June-August 2014. Vasyliev was killed in an ambush near the village of Slavne in Donetsk Oblast. He leaves his parents in Chornomorske town in Odesa Oblast.
