As the frontline approaches and the evacuation zone expands, the gas branches in the cities of Slovyansk and Kramatorsk have announced that they will not be relocating, and pledged to remain in the cities for as long as possible
This comes as the approaching winter is expected to be much harsher on these frontline cities, which are slowly being destroyed by Russian strikes as the frontline approaches. The remaining ~50,000 civilians are at risk of freezing to death if the heat is not kept on.
This comes as the approaching winter is expected to be much harsher on these frontline cities, which are slowly being destroyed by Russian strikes as the frontline approaches. The remaining ~50,000 civilians are at risk of freezing to death if the heat is not kept on.
As Russia continues to advance and strikes continue to intensify, the zone of mandatory evacuation for families with children in Donetsk Oblast was expanded yesterday, to include the town of Novodonetske, additional parts of Slovyansk, and some nearby villages.
This added evacuation zone is around 159 km² in size, decreasing the area of Ukrainian-controlled Donetsk Oblast without evacuation orders to just ~1,451 km², which equates to around ~5.47% of Donetsk Oblast, or just ~2.73% of Donbas.
The evacuation zone now includes the town of Novodonetske, the villages of Iverske, Shostakivka, Novosamarske, Adamivka, Mykilske, Khrestyshche, and Hlyboka Makatykha, and part of the village of Sukhanivka.
It also includes most of the northern suburbs of Slovyansk, with around 41.5% of the city now being under evacuation order, an increase from 27.7%. Around 10% of Kramatorsk city remains under evacuation orders for families with children.
This added evacuation zone is around 159 km² in size, decreasing the area of Ukrainian-controlled Donetsk Oblast without evacuation orders to just ~1,451 km², which equates to around ~5.47% of Donetsk Oblast, or just ~2.73% of Donbas.
The evacuation zone now includes the town of Novodonetske, the villages of Iverske, Shostakivka, Novosamarske, Adamivka, Mykilske, Khrestyshche, and Hlyboka Makatykha, and part of the village of Sukhanivka.
It also includes most of the northern suburbs of Slovyansk, with around 41.5% of the city now being under evacuation order, an increase from 27.7%. Around 10% of Kramatorsk city remains under evacuation orders for families with children.
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A Ukrainian fibre-optic FPV drone flies uncontested over the Russian regional capital city of Belgorod.
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The Ukrainian command has sent reinforcements to Orikhiv to try stabilise the rapidly deteriorating situation.
It's unclear which sector of the frontline they were pulled from. Perhaps the Komar direction.
It's unclear which sector of the frontline they were pulled from. Perhaps the Komar direction.
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A Su-35 is trying to shoot down a Ukrainian tactical aircraft in eastern Dnipropetrovsk Oblast with an R-37/77 air-to-air missile.
The Ukrainian aircraft was launching glide-bombs at Kostyantynivka.
The Ukrainian aircraft was launching glide-bombs at Kostyantynivka.
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A Russian Geran-4 jet-drone just struck the Yagodyn Border Crossing in Volyn Oblast, connecting Poland with Ukraine.
Sirens sounded in Lublin, eastern Poland, as the drone approached the border, however it did not cross into Polish airspace.
Sirens sounded in Lublin, eastern Poland, as the drone approached the border, however it did not cross into Polish airspace.
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During last night's Russian combined missile attack on Kyiv, all three of the Oniks-M cruise missiles that were launched missed their targets, landing in open areas near residential buildings and a school.
At least one of the RM-48U S-400 ballistic missiles also missed its target.
At least one of the RM-48U S-400 ballistic missiles also missed its target.
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The ruins of Kostyantynivka, September 2026.
Almost nothing in the city remains intact.
Almost nothing in the city remains intact.
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