In Pokrovsk, shelling has intensified, and there is no electricity or gas supply, according to the State Emergency Service.

The situation in Pokrovsk, Donetsk region, is deteriorating. Shelling in the city has intensified, and there is no electricity, gas, or water. This was stated by the head of the Pokrovsk Military Administration, Sergey Dobryak, in a comment to "Radio Liberty", as reported by UNN.

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"Unfortunately, the situation with shelling in Pokrovsk is worsening. It has become more frequent," Dobryak said.

According to him, the entire city is under enemy fire from multiple rocket launchers, artillery, and FPV drones.

"Just yesterday, three shellings were recorded with casualties. Unfortunately, there are three injured - two women and one man," Dobryak stated.

He also added that the mine is not operational, and only a few stores and "Ukrposhta" remain open. The city hospital is functioning but in a limited capacity. There is no electricity, gas, or water.

A total of 7,200 people remain in Pokrovsk. The evacuation of residents is ongoing, with those being relocated to the Ivano-Frankivsk region, where housing and financial assistance are provided.

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The Pokrovsk direction has remained the hottest spot for the past four weeks.

Occupants are attempting to encircle small settlements around Pokrovsk to cut off logistics. They are trying to "latch on" in small groups to the settlements south of the city, operating on the principle of a small group establishing itself before the next one arrives. This means advancement with infiltration.