Selidovo and Novogrodovka: Donetsk region expands list of communities where families with children will be forcibly evacuated
Kyiv • UNN
The coordination headquarters decided to forcibly evacuate families with children from additional settlements in the Donetsk region. Evacuation is carried out from territories close to the demarcation line for 10 km, including Selidovo.
The coordination headquarters for mandatory evacuation decided to expand the list of settlements in the Donetsk region, from which families with children will be forcibly removed. This was stated by the chairman of the Donetsk RMA Vadim Filashkin, reports UNN.
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According to him, the regional authorities decided to forcibly evacuate children from settlements close to the demarcation line by 10 kilometers. Among them are settlements of Selidovskaya, Kurakhovskaya and Ilinovskaya communities.
Tank, the coordination headquarters for mandatory evacuation of the population under martial law at a meeting on August 5 decided to remove families with children from the territory of the Russian Federation.:
- the villages of Marinovka, Mikhaylovka, Lisovka and the cities of Novogrodovka of the Novogrodovskaya community,
- the villages of Promin, Moskovskoye, Balagan, Nikolaevka, Mirolyubovka, Malinovka and the villages of Novoekonomicheskoe Grodovskaya hromada,
- villages of Konstantinopolskoye and Ostrovskoye Kurakhovskaya communities.
It was also decided to forcibly evacuate children from the city of Selidovo, which is under daily enemy shelling.
The front line is 8 kilometers away. Therefore, while there is time, we must protect children from this locality
Filashkin explained that all evacuated families will be taken to the evacuation hub. From there, then go to places of temporary residence in the Rivne and Poltava regions, as well as in other regions of Ukraine.
Evacuation is carried out by armored transport by police units and the State Emergency Service
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Earlier in the Donetsk region, the regional authorities decided to forcibly evacuate 744 children with families from the Grodovskaya and Novogrodovskaya communities.
