Russian troops advanced in Donbas. Timofeevka is occupied


This is reported by OSINT-project DeepState.
The enemy occupied Tymofeevka and advanced near Krasnogorivka, Panteleymonivka, Ivanivka, Zhelannoye, Veseloye and New York," the report said
Earlier it was reported that the aggressor advanced near Spornoye, Razdolivka, Timofeevka, Progress, the village of Konstantinovka, in Severnoye and Zhelezny.
The enemy continues to attack railway infrastructure.
During the night, a missile attack was launched on one of Kharkiv Region's railway stations. As a result of the attack, the conductor received shrapnel wounds to her head. She was given first aid and refused to be hospitalised. Fortunately, this time there were no casualties. Among the damaged are two locomotives, freight and passenger cars. There is also damage to tracks and power supply facilities.
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Spot changes have been made to the schedules of suburban trains, long-distance trains continue to run using reserve diesel locomotives, Ukrzaliznytsia has said.
We will remind, on the night of 1 August 2024, the enemy hit with ballistic missiles "Iskander-M" from Voronezh region. - russia and Crimea, as well as Shahed-type strike UAVs from Cape Chauda - Crimea, Kursk - Russia.
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