Holding The Line For Another DNR Assault: Ukraine's Failed Ceasefire (Part 2)
Synopsis
Fighting in the village of Pisky has continued without pause since September, leaving buildings devastated and few civilians remaining.
Synopsis
In the village of Pisky, Ukrainian soldiers face ongoing combat near Donetsk International Airport. Since September, fighting has persisted, despite a ceasefire established in February. Heavy artillery strikes have decreased, but small arms and mortar fire remain constant. Yelena, a pensioner, cares for elderly villagers who refuse to evacuate. The situation reflects the stalemate between Ukrainian forces and the DNR. As tensions rise, civilians continue to endure the consequences of the conflict in eastern Ukraine.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See the impact of the Minsk ceasefires on daily life.
- Meet Yelena, a pensioner caring for villagers in Pisy.
- Find out how Ukrainian soldiers navigate constant danger.
Did You Know
- The fighting in Pisy has been continuous since September 2014.
- Ukrainian soldiers reported that their positions were targeted after media exposure.
- The DNR took control of Donetsk International Airport from Ukrainian forces in January 2015.
- The ceasefire established in February 2015 resulted in fewer heavy artillery strikes but not a complete halt to fighting.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the situation in the village of Pisy?
The fighting in Pisy has been continuous since last September, with many buildings hit by shelling and few civilians remaining.
What happened to the Donetsk International Airport?
The DNR took control of the Donetsk International Airport from the Ukrainians in January after months of heavy fighting.
What is the current state of the ceasefire in eastern Ukraine?
Both the DNR and Ukrainian forces are barely pretending to adhere to the ceasefire, resulting in a stalemate and ongoing suffering for civilians.
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