Up to 200 war crimes committed by russian army recorded daily in liberated Ukrainian territories
Up to two hundred bloody war crimes committed by the russians are recorded every day in the territories liberated from the russian invaders
Rubryka reports, referring to the Facebook of the press service of the Ukrainian army's General Staff.
The military noted that more than 70,000 square kilometers in ten regions are mined.
The headquarters emphasized that they record up to two hundred bloody war crimes of the russian invaders daily in the de-occupied Ukrainian territories.
Also, according to the military, mine danger in liberated towns and villages remains high
"More than 70,000 square kilometers in ten regions have been mined with ammunition and explosives," the headquarters emphasized.
"The defense forces are taking measures to return peaceful life to the liberated communities as soon as possible," the message of the General Staff stresses.
The headquarters also informed that russia would not pay the salaries of the "Luhansk People's Republic" citizens in the hospital until they returned to the army.
"Due to heavy losses during the hostilities, the morale and psychological state level in the russian units formed in the temporarily occupied territories has significantly decreased.
According to available information, to improve the combat readiness of russia's 2nd Separate Motorized Rifle Brigade of the 2nd Army Corps, the command of the brigade issued an order not to pay salaries to service members who are temporarily absent, in particular, undergoing treatment.
Resumption of payments takes place only after presenting excusing documents and with the personal permission of the commander," the message reads.
We will remind you that Ukrainian defenders successfully repelled enemy attacks in the areas of Zaitseve, Bakhmut, Bakhmutske, Krasnohorivka, Vodiane, Bezimenne, and Novohrihorivka settlements.
Rubryka also reported that the Ukrainian army liberated almost the entire Kharkiv region.
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