6 January Russia continued terrorizing the civilian population of Ukraine, so as a result of the attack on Pokrovsk, Donetsk region, 11 people were killed and some were wounded. The Russian Federation also shelled the Kharkov region, and explosions were heard in the Dnieper in the evening.
In Poland, an agreement was signed with farmers to end the border blockade.
What happened in Ukraine and the world in a day on January 6, 2024— read the material on the website Facts ICTV.
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- Shelling of Kharkov and explosions in the Dnieper
- Attack of Nikopol
- Attack on Pokrovsk
- Closing of a refugee assistance center in Moldova
- The situation with the border blockade
Shelling of Kharkov and explosions in the Dnieper
On the morning of January 6, at least two explosions occurred in the Kharkov region.
The head of the Kharkov OVA Oleg Sinegubov reported that the occupiers launched strikes between populated areas in the Kharkov region. Preliminarily, with S-300 missiles.
Inspection of the impact sites continues, no casualties were recorded.
In the Dnieper on the evening of December 6 explosions occurred during an air raid raid.
Attack of Nikopol
During the morning attack on Nikopol, the Russians killed a man and wounded a 16-year-old girl and a 66-year-old man.
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Photo: Evgen Yevtushenko
V The Dnepropetrovsk OVA noted that the enemy struck the city with artillery, as a result of which 13 private houses and 6 outbuildings were damaged. Several cars, power lines, and gas pipelines were hit.
Russia also shelled the settlements of Mirovskaya, Marganetskaya and Pokrovskaya rural communities. Fortunately, there were no casualties.
In total, 27 private houses were damaged, 30 outbuildings, one destroyed, 2 industrial enterprises, vehicles, solar power plant panels, gas and electricity lines.
Strike on Pokrovsk
On Saturday, January 6, The Russian Federation struck Pokrovsk in the Donetsk region, killing 11 people, including five children. At least eight casualties are known.
Photo: Vadim Filashkin
Closing of a refugee assistance center in Moldova
In Moldova a temporary assistance center for refugees from Ukraine, located near the checkpoint in Palanza on the Moldovan-Ukrainian border, ceased operation. < /p>
Currently, inspectorate employees are dismantling a temporary camp that was set up near the checkpoint at the beginning of Russia’s full-scale war against Ukraine. Infrastructure is removed from there, in particular tents, technical equipment and hygiene modules.
The situation with the border blockade
In Poland signed an agreement with farmers to end the border blockade.
Polish Minister of Agriculture Czeslaw Sekierski promised to fulfill all three demands of farmers: start subsidies for corn in the amount of 1 million zlotys, increase lending by 2.5 billion zlotys and keep the agricultural tax at the level of 2023.
— With the signing of the agreement, the protest at the border crossing in Medyka is suspended for the period necessary to carry out legal and notification changes, as well as for the time necessary to implement additional changes, said Voivode.
According to Sekierski, Poland understands the need to help Ukraine, but at the same time wants certain regulations to be introduced that would determine the permissible sizes of various goods that may affect the European market.
