Russians attack liberated villages in Luhansk region, evict refugees in occupied territories - RMA
Kyiv • UNN
Russian occupants are shelling Makiivka and other villages in Luhansk region. In the occupied territories, refugees are being evicted from frontline areas and salaries are being delayed at enterprises.
In Luhansk region, Makiivka suffers from Russian rocket artillery, in the occupied territories in Starobilsk district, refugees from the frontline areas are being evicted, the Luhansk RMA reported on Wednesday on Facebook, UNN reports.
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"The occupants are putting pressure on the Liman and Siverskyi directions, where they carried out 33 attacks in one day. Their targets - Bilohorivka, Makiivka, Nevske, Serebryansky forest - are out of reach today. "The enemy's attacks have been repelled," said Artem Lysohir, head of the Luhansk RMA, "The invaders continue to attack the villages we liberated. The enemy is most actively using unmanned aerial vehicles (72 in the direction of Makiivka and Nevske), cannon and rocket artillery - 36 attacks in total.
In the occupied territories, according to the RMA, "the invaders from Russia have twice made people who remained in the occupation homeless in two years." "First, in 2022, the Russians forcibly took two categories of people deep into the Luhansk region. Among them were those who were left homeless after the occupiers' assault, as well as those whose homes were targeted by the enemy. In temporary accommodation centers in rural areas, including Starobilsk, they were given one room for several people. They were allowed to stay there until the end of August. After that, they will go on without Russian assistance," the RMA said.
It is also reported that in the occupied territories "there is a tendency of many months of delay in wages at state or municipal enterprises." In particular, an enterprise in Sorokyne has not paid salaries for seven months, the RMA noted.
