www.bbc.co.uk Civilians Evacuated as Russian Forces Intensify Assaults in Eastern Ukraine
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- •Civilians in Slovyansk and Kramatorsk are urged to evacuate due to intensified Russian assaults.
- •Forced evacuations have begun, particularly affecting families with children.
- •Russia controls nearly all of Luhansk and 80% of Donetsk, with Slovyansk and Kramatorsk as key targets.
Ukrainian authorities have urged civilians to evacuate Slovyansk and Kramatorsk due to escalating Russian attacks, with police stating that security has deteriorated significantly. Reports indicate that forced evacuations have begun, particularly for families with children. The Russian military is focusing its efforts on capturing these cities, which are part of Ukraine's fortified defense lines in the Donbas region. Currently, Russia controls nearly all of Luhansk and approximately 80% of Donetsk, with Slovyansk and Kramatorsk being targets for further territorial gains. The situation is dire, with Slovyansk reportedly facing daily bombardments, a significant increase from previous weeks. The ongoing conflict has resulted in a humanitarian crisis as civilians are caught in the crossfire.
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