"The occupation forces launched 41 strikes on the territory of Luhansk region. The enemy focused on drones, carrying out 28 attacks using FPV drones and UAV drops; in addition, six mortar attacks, four artillery strikes, one use of an automatic grenade launcher, and two hits with other types of weapons were recorded. Ukrainian troops repelled 16 attempts by the Russians to penetrate our defenses in the Lyman direction," informs Oleksiy Kharchenko, head of the Luhansk OVA.

The occupation authorities of Luhansk region compensate for the lack of specialists in production by exploiting child labor. Under the guise of organizing summer part-time work, local teenagers are purposefully drawn into the economic system of the aggressor country through Russian state registers. Children are forced to perform low-skilled work at industrial facilities, in particular at the Lugamash plant. Minors are used as cheap labor, which is another tool of forced assimilation designed to normalize the occupation regime in the minds of young people. For the sake of survival, families are forced to send children to work in the enemy's infrastructure.

Despite the loud statements of the occupation administration of the Luhansk region about the allocation of almost 45 million rubles for fire prevention measures, the outskirts of Siverskodonetsk are again engulfed in flames. While the head of the "LPR" Leonid Pasichnyk cynically boasts about the "colossal amount of work", the arrangement of thousands of kilometers of protective strips and supposedly vigilant patrolling of forests, large-scale fires are raging unhindered in the area of ​​the local airport, as well as near the villages of Syrotyne and Metyolkine.