Overview
- Donetsk regional authorities estimate about 1,253 people remain in Pokrovsk and about 1,350 in Myrnohrad, with humanitarian convoys unable to enter.
- Civilians in Pokrovsk and Myrnohrad can no longer receive delivered water, aid or medicine, and assistance is currently provided only by Ukrainian military units.
- Roughly 4,800–4,900 civilians are still in Kostiantynivka, where volunteers can enter using armored vehicles to evacuate residents.
- One evacuation route from Kostiantynivka remains open via Oleksiievo-Druzhkivka to Druzhkivka and onward to Kramatorsk.
- Ukrainian sources report 76 assaults repelled on the Pokrovsk axis the previous day, while the 7th Rapid Reaction Corps notes recent Russian attempts to approach Pokrovsk from the south and Southern Defense Forces report withdrawals at several Zaporizhia positions.