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Hostilities in eastern Ukraine have increased in February, with 953 security incidents and 12 civilian casualties (2 deaths and 10 injuries). Critical civilian infrastructure on both sides of the ‘contact line’ continued to come under shelling,…

Despite severe weather conditions, almost 1 million civilian crossings were recorded in February 2019, which is a 2 per cent decrease compared to the previous month. Crossing the 427-km ‘contact line’ continues to be a major…

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Following the re-commitment to ceasefire on 29 December 2018, the brief respite from hostilities was regrettably short lived. An uptick of fighting was reported after the Orthodox Christmas in mid-January, marked by an alarming incident of…

The month of January generally saw a lower-than-usual movement across all five operational Entry-Exit Checkpoints (EECPs), with almost 1 million civilian crossings recorded. While this was 18 per cent lower than the 2018 average of 1.1…

The latest re-commitment to ceasefire that came into force on 29 December (ongoing) brought some respite from violence ahead of the New Year and Orthodox Christmas. Less security incidents and use of heavy weapons were reported.…

Harsh weather conditions significantly impacted the Entry-Exit Checkpoints (EECPs) capacity, mainly due to abundance of snow and impassability of roads. As a result, civilians had to wait longer under freezing temperatures to cross the ‘contact line’.…

Since reaching a peak in May 2018, active hostilities have levelled off with an average of 1,100 security incidents reported in Donetska and Luhanska oblasts per month. OHCHR recorded ten civilian casualties (two killed and eight…

The number of individual crossings at the five operational Entry/Exit Checkpoints (EECPs) reached over 1.1 million in November. Meanwhile, insecurity, bad weather conditions and long waiting lines (mostly at the NGCA) remained the most critical concerns…