The coastline is under the control of Ukrainian forces.
On the coastline of Nikopol, the mine barriers installed by the Armed Forces of Ukraine, designed to prevent the landing of the Russian landing force, went into action.
As Yevhen Yevtushenko, the head of the Nikopol RDA, reported in Telegram, the locals heard a series of explosions around 9:00 p.m. today.
There are no casualties among the local population. However, Yevtushenko hinted that the Russians may have losses.
“To the question about the number of victims and who exactly got into the minefield, the soldiers answered that the residents of the city were not injured, but the cancer will be satisfied,” Yevtushenko wrote.
According to him, the coastline is under the control of Ukrainian forces.
“Everything is fine, no one is going anywhere,” Yevtushenko hinted.
Explosions in Nikopol
- Due to its proximity to the front line, the Nikopol district suffers daily from the artillery terror of the Russians. The enemy is randomly shelling nearby settlements, hitting residential buildings and communications.
- On the night of December 12 to 13, 7 shellings of the Russian Federation in the Dnipropetrovsk region were recorded.
The war in Ukraine is the main thing
The Russians focused on seizing Donetsk region and maintaining logistics routes in Luhansk region. The fiercest battles continue near Bakhmut, where, according to defenders, the enemy sends hundreds of soldiers “for meat” every day.
The mass media state that the Russians are running out of ammunition, which is why Moscow is sending “40-year-old” BC to its troops.
Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, the Ukrainian Armed Forces have already eliminated 95,260 invaders and thousands of units of enemy equipment.
