Ukrainian NSDC secretary assesses situation at front: details
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Ukrainian NSDC secretary assesses situation at front: details

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Oleksandr Lytvynenko

According to Oleksandr Lytvynenko, Secretary of the National Defence and Security Council, the situation at the front in Ukraine does not look catastrophic but remains challenging.

NSDC does not see a catastrophe, given the situation at the front

Lytvynenko emphasised that the Ukrainian military is currently repelling numerous attacks by the occupation army of the Russian Federation in the Donetsk region and the Zaporizhzhia region.

According to him, the most negative is the air attacks of the criminal army of the Russian Federation on critical infrastructure facilities that ensure the operation of industrial parks in the south and east of Ukraine.

The Secretary of the National Security Council stressed that the Kremlin dictator Vladimir Putin is implementing his threats regarding the creation of a "grey zone" on the territory of Ukraine.

The Russian army is provoking a humanitarian crisis and creating a "grey zone" in Ukraine

Lytvynenko emphasised that the Russian occupiers are deliberately provoking a humanitarian crisis, as not only military personnel but also civilians, including women and children, suffer due to enemy shelling.

He emphasised that the Kremlin seeks not only victory and occupation of Ukraine but also changes in the established world order.

Force should take the place of law, arbitrariness should take the place of human rights, authoritarianism should replace democracy. And most importantly, slavery should come instead of freedom, notes the secretary of the National Security Council.

According to him, the aggressor country only understands the position of force.

As Lytvynenko emphasised, this forces Western partners to strengthen their defence and prepare for the use of force in response.

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Russian soldiers killed a man in the Kherson region

Oleksandr Prokudin / Kherson OVA
Russians continue to terrorize the Kherson region

On January 5, Russian invaders shelled Antonivka in the suburbs of Kherson - a man was killed and another civilian was injured.

Points of attention

  • Russian invaders shelled Antonivka in the Kherson region, killing one man and wounding other civilians.
  • As a result of enemy attacks on Kherson and its suburbs, eight people were injured.

Russians continue to terrorize the Kherson region

The head of the Kherson OVA, Oleksandr Prokudin, spoke about the situation in the region.

"A man who came under Russian shelling in Antonivka today died in the hospital," he said.

According to Prokudin, doctors fought for his life until the last moment, but the injuries turned out to be too severe.

The identity of the deceased is currently being established, the head of the Kherson OVA added.

It is worth noting that at 4:58 p.m. it became known that as a result of the shelling of Antonivka, a 58-year-old man was diagnosed with a mine-explosive injury and shrapnel wounds to his legs.

At 17:32, the Kherson OVA reported another man who was hit by a Russian strike in Antonivka. He had a mine-explosive injury, shrapnel wounds to his legs and torso. It is currently unknown which of them later died.

What is known about the consequences of Russia's attacks on Kherson?

Eight people were injured in enemy attacks on the city and its suburbs on January 5.

It is reported that the occupiers dropped explosives from a drone — two men, ages 65 and 67, were taken to a hospital from the suburbs with mine and blast injuries and shrapnel wounds.

Later, a 56-year-old woman was injured in the Russian shelling of the Korabelny district. She is currently hospitalized with explosive and closed head injuries, contusion, and shrapnel wounds.

In addition, it is reported that a 49-year-old resident of Kherson came under enemy fire in the Dnipro district at approximately 10:00 a.m. He has a mine-explosive injury and contusion.

Later, the Russians attacked a shuttle bus, but no one was injured.

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It later became known that an 84-year-old woman from Kherson received a mine-explosive injury and a shrapnel wound to her thigh due to an enemy attack.

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