Russian troops carried out 10 attacks from the territory of Luhansk region. The enemy used mortars six times, used two FPV drones and dropped explosives from drones twice. In addition, the Russian army tried to penetrate our defenses in the Lyman direction 11 times.

The occupiers are uncontrollably depleting the region’s natural resources and neglecting environmental safety. The Belorechenska mine, located near the town of Lutugino, is preparing to launch a new 12th eastern shaft in December of this year. To implement this project and maintain annual production at the level of at least one million tons, the Russians are actively attracting local residents as cheap labor. The occupation authorities are trying to attract the population with promises of transparent salaries and mentoring programs, but they plan to direct the profits from the extracted coal exclusively to the needs and enrichment of the aggressor state.

In Lysychansk, residents of one of the houses on Peremohy Avenue have been trying for a month to eliminate a large-scale water pipe break, which the municipal services are ignoring. Due to the accident, the yard and basement of the high-rise building are critically flooded, which creates a serious danger: the power switchboard is in the water, there is a high risk of short circuit and fire. Despite numerous appeals, the municipal workers refuse to carry out repair work, citing the lack of available workers. The conflict escalated after the dispatcher responded to another appeal from the townspeople with frank rudeness, advising the residents to solve the problem "through Putin."