Ukraine executed a mandatory evacuation command with at least 3,000 people from the Donetsk, eastern Ukraine, when fighting here escalated.

In the past six days, more than 3,000 citizens have been evacuated, including 600 children and 1,400 women.

Kiev said that mandatory evacuation from the Donetsk area, which is suffering from serious fighting with Russia, is conducted by the government, it is difficult to provide enough heating energy for residents in the area.

Timoshenko said that since Russia started a military campaign in late February, about 1.3 million people evacuated from Donetsk, where many areas were controlled by the Russian separatist since 2014.

The Donetsk area currently has about 350,000 people, including 50,000 children, the official said.

The people of Ukraine were injured after the shelling in Bakhmut, Donetsk province, Ukraine on August 9.

Many Ukrainians in the Donbass region, including the two provinces of Donetsk and Lugansk, were hesitant to leave, with the difficult reason to start a new life in a strange place, or nowhere to go.

However, Donetsk is the focus of Russia's military campaign, after the water force occupies most cities in Lugansk province.

Russia tried to deploy the Army forces, combined with air strikes and shelling in the East, in order to control the entire area.

The most fierce fighting on August 9 was recorded in the front towns near the city of Donetsk, where Ukrainian officials said the Russian army was launching attacks to expand the control area.

Meanwhile, the leader of the Russian Republic of Russian Ramzan Kadyrov announced that his forces had captured a factory at the eastern edge of Soledar.

The British military intelligence said the tip of attacking in the direction of Bakhmut was the most successful activity of Russia in the past 30 days, but only about 10 km.

Russia announced it would completely control Donbass, while Russian officials appointed in southern Ukraine said plans to organize referendums to merge territory into Russia this fall.

The Russian Ministry of Defense today confirmed a number of bombs and bullets for fighters exploded at Saki Airport, near the Novofyodorovka settlement on the Crimea peninsula, where Russia merged in 2014. Local officials said

The agency added that they were investigating the cause of the explosion, but pointed out that the airport in Crimea was not the goal of Ukrainian fire raids.

The Crimea peninsula borders the Kherson area in southern Ukraine, which is controlled by Moscow, and near the Zaporizhzhia, southeastern Ukraine, currently partially controlled by Russia.

In Melitopol in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine forces declared many raids on Russian positions, causing the opponent to spend nightmare.

Ukraine is currently based on modern firecrackers and missiles that the West provides to counterattack Russia, preventing the opponent's advancement and cutting off the Russian supply and logistics routes.

The Ukrainian battlefield situation after more than 5 months of fighting.

The United Nations Human Rights Office (OHCHR) recorded 12,867 casualties, of which more than 5,400 cases were killed and nearly 7,500 injured since the conflict broke out in Ukraine.

The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) reported more than 10.3 million people who left Ukraine and nearly 4.3 million people from abroad to Ukraine for more than 5 months of conflict.

Thanks to the UAVs like the eye, Terra reconnaissance team has instructed the exact target for Ukraine artillery to raid the Russian forces.

Russia - Ukraine fighting at Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant has a potential risk of errors that can lead to global disasters.