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Russia has captured four more settlements in Donetsk region – DeepState.

06.12.2024 1695
Shostal Oleksandr
Journalist Shostal Oleksandr
06.12.2024 1695
Image of the Russian military in Donetsk region
Image of the Russian military in Donetsk region

Russian occupiers have captured four more villages in Donetsk region

According to the DeepState portal, Russian occupiers successfully carried out operations in the Donetsk region, capturing Novopustynka, Stari Terny, Illinka, and Novodmytrivka. These villages are located in the Pokrovsk and Kurakhiv directions.

Occupiers are also continuing to advance in the villages of Kurakhove, Romanivka, and near Uspenivka.