In the Zaporizhzhia direction, the situation has not changed significantly – the enemy is concentrating its main efforts on holding the occupied lines.
Over the past day, Russian troops shelled 16 settlements in the Zaporizhzhia region. There is destruction.
This is reported by the Zaporizhzhia Regional Military Administration.
“Over the past day, the occupiers shelled the civilian infrastructure in the area of the settlements of Gulyaipole, Plavni, Kamianske, Stepove, Pavlivka, Dorozhnyanka, Shcherbaki, Poltavka, Novoandriivka, Olhivske, Malynivka, Lugivske, Tsvitkovo, Zaliznychne, Mali Shcherbaki, Stepnohirsk,” it says. in the post.
It is also noted that 13 reports were received about the destruction of houses (apartments) of citizens and infrastructure objects as a result of shelling by the occupiers.
According to the General Staff, the occupiers forced about three thousand workers of the temporarily seized Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant to obtain Russian passports.
In Energodar, in Zaporizhzhia, about 3,000 workers of the Zaporizhia NPP were forced by the occupiers to obtain Russian passports.
“…in the town of Energodar, Zaporizhia region, the Russian occupying forces forced about 3,000 employees of the Zaporizhzhia NPP to obtain so-called Russian passports,” the military command noted.
In addition, the headquarters informs that the Ukrainian hryvnia was taken out of circulation in the city by threatening entrepreneurs with fines and confiscation of property.
Also, according to the General Staff, the number of residential premises seized by the occupiers and abandoned by forced migrants has increased significantly.
Russian troops fired about 220 shells at Gulyaipolе in the Zaporizhzhia region during the day
This is reported by the police of the Zaporizhzhia region.
During the day, 16 settlements were under enemy fire. Gulyaipole suffered the most, where more than two hundred enemy shells landed.
“In Gulyaipolе, there were more than two hundred hits on the territory of the city during the day. The Russians fired from tanks, mortars, used rocket systems of volley fire,” the report says.
It is noted that both housing stock and civil infrastructure were damaged.
In addition, the situation in Vasylivsky District remains uneasy. In Stepnohirsk, “Gradam” damaged warehouses at a local enterprise. And in the village of Pavlivka, located near the city, a private house was damaged by the fire of the Russian invaders.
Employees of the Security Service of Ukraine established the identities of three more Russian occupiers who took part in the kidnapping and torture of civilians in the temporarily captured areas of the Zaporizhzhia region.
The largest nuclear power plant in Europe was repeatedly shelled, for which Ukraine and Russia blamed each other
Ukraine wants the UN to send peacekeepers to the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, even without an agreement with Russia to establish a security zone there, said the head of the Ukrainian national nuclear power generating company Energoatom.
Ukraine has been calling UN peacekeepers to the station since September. However, this is the first public announcement by a Ukrainian nuclear power official that peacekeepers should be deployed even in the absence of an agreement to establish a security zone at the plant, which Russia took control of shortly after the February 24 invasion.
The Zaporizhzhіa Nuclear Power Plant, the largest in Europe, has been hit by repeated shelling and power outages, raising fears of a radioactive catastrophe.
Ukraine and Russia blame each other for the shelling.
IAEA chief Rafael Grossi hoped to broker an agreement between Russia and Ukraine to establish a security zone by January.
The head of Energoatom, Pyotr Kotin, said the absence of an agreement means that the UN Security Council, of which Russia is a permanent member, must deploy peacekeepers.
“The problem is that there is no solution at the IAEA level,” Kotin told Reuters in an online interview from his office in Kyiv.
“The process is not moving forward. We would suggest taking this issue to the next level,” he said.
In the Zaporizhzhia region, Russian troops shelled 16 settlements over the past day. There is destruction.
This was reported by the Zaporizhia Regional Military Administration.
“Over the past day, the occupiers shelled the civilian infrastructure in the area of the settlements of Gulyaipole, Plavni, Kamianske, Stepove, Pavlivka, Dorozhnyanka, Shcherbaki, Poltavka, Novoandriivka, Olhivske, Malynivka, Lugivske, Tsvitkovo, Zaliznychne, Mali Shcherbaki, Stepnohirsk,” it says. in the post.
13 reports were received about the destruction of houses (apartments) of citizens and infrastructure objects as a result of shelling by Russian military personnel.
During the past day, the evacuation of the civilian population from the temporarily occupied territories was not carried out.
As reported, in the city of Energodar, Russian troops forced about 3,000 workers of the Zaporizhzhіa NPP to obtain so-called Russian passports. Threatening entrepreneurs with fines and seizure of property, the Ukrainian hryvnia was taken out of circulation in the city.
On Friday, January 6, the Russian occupiers shelled 16 settlements in the Zaporizhzhia region, destroying several houses.
This was reported by the Zaporizhzhia Regional Military Administration.
It is noted that civilian infrastructure in the settlements of Gulyaipole, Plavni, Kamianske, Stepove, Pavlivka, Dorozhnyanka, Shcherbaki, Poltavka, Novoandriivka, Olhivske, Malynivka, Lugivske, Tsvitkovo, Zaliznychne, Mali Shcherbaki and Stepnohirsk came under enemy fire.
In this connection, 13 reports were received about the destruction of houses, apartments and infrastructure facilities.
On January 5, Russian dictator Vladimir Putin “instructed” the Minister of Defense of the aggressor country, Sergei Shoigu, to implement a “ceasefire regime” along the entire line of combat in Ukraine from 12:00 on January 6 to 24:00 on January 7.
A few minutes after the alleged start of the “truce” it became known about the Russian shelling of Kherson, as a result of which a rescuer died. The occupiers also struck, in particular, Kramatorsk, Kurakhovo, Bakhmut and Krasnaya Gora in Donetsk region and one of the settlements in Luhansk region.
Under the procedural guidance of the prosecutors of the Zaporizhzhia Regional Prosecutor’s Office, three soldiers of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, involved in the torture of civilians in the territory of the Melitopol and Vasylivsky Districts of the Zaporizhzhia Region, were informed of the suspicion of violation of the laws and customs of war committed by a group of persons based on a prior conspiracy (Part 2 of Article 28 , Part 1 of Article 438 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine).
This was reported by the press service of the Zaporizhzhia Regional Prosecutor’s Office.
According to the investigation, since the beginning of the occupation of the Melitopol district, the commander of the tactical group of the Russian National Guard troops was appointed the so-called “military commandant” of the occupation administration of Melitopol.
In order to carry out his criminal orders, his subordinate military personnel detained civilians who, with their active civil position, could “obstruct” the implementation and implementation of the occupation policy. They were sent to the “military commandant’s office”, where physical and psychological violence was used.
It was established that the suspect together with his accomplices from the military of the aggressor state detained the head of one of the local educational institutions. The woman was placed in a cell where she was kept with a minimum amount of water without a bathroom and food. She was interrogated exclusively at night, thereby forcing her to cooperate with the enemy. The other two suspects are servicemen of the Makhachkalinsky OMON unit of the Rosgvardiya Directorate for the Republic of Dagestan after the occupation of Vasylivka district in February 2022.
In order to carry out a criminal plan aimed at carrying out subversive activities against Ukraine, they personally participated in the detention and torture of local residents with a pro-Ukrainian position.
The occupiers mocked civilians for a week – they tortured them with electric current, poured chemical reagents on their skin, inserted sharp metal objects under their fingernails, etc. They threatened to kill their relatives, encouraging them to cooperate in this way.