Table of ceasefire violations as of 13 November
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1 Table of ceasefire violations as of 13 November SMM position Svitlodarsk 57km north-east of Donetsk) Avdiivka 17km N SMM camera at Donetsk Filtration Station (15km N of Donetsk) Location of event Observation Type of weapon/ammunition Date/time 5-7km SW Heard 5 undetermined explosions 12 November, 19:05 Heard 7 explosions (impacts) 12 November, 19:27-19:35 Mortar (type ) Heard 9 explosions (impacts) 12 November, 19:48-19:55 Heard 1 explosion (outgoing) Recoilless gun (SPG- 9, 73mm) 12 November, 19:57 Heard 8 explosions (impacts) Mortar (type ) 12 November, 20:00-20:07 Heard 3 explosions (outgoing) Recoilless gun (SPG- 9) 12 November, 20:10 Heard 7 explosions (impacts) Mortar (type ) 12 November, 20:15 5-7km SSE Heard 14 bursts (5-7 shots each) 12 November, 20:16-20:35 Heard 24 bursts (5-7 shots each) 12 November, 21:23-21:58 12 November, 21:49 Heard 41 bursts (5-7 shots each) 12 November, 22:03-22:15 Heard 34 bursts (5-7 shots each) 12 November, 22:19-22:55 Heard 4 bursts 13 November, 11:25 13 November, 12:20 13 November, 12:30 13 November, 15:17 7-8km SW Heard 7 bursts 13 November, 15:32 4-6km ESE Recorded 1 projectile from E to W 12 November, 20: km S Recorded 1 undetermined explosion 12 November, 18:45 Recorded 3 projectiles from E to W 12 November, 19:08 Recorded 3 undetermined explosions Recorded 10 projectiles from E to W 12 November, 20:02 Recorded 3 projectiles from E to W 12 November, 20:03 Recorded 3 undetermined explosions Recorded 3 projectiles from E to W 12 November, 20:05 Recorded 5 projectiles from E to W 12 November, 20:06 Recorded 1 projectile from E to W 12 November, 20:07 Recorded 3 projectiles from E to W 12 November, 20:09 Recorded 1 projectile from W to E 12 November, 20:16 Recorded 2 projectiles from W to E 12 November, 20:21 Recorded 1 undetermined explosion 12 November, 20:39 Recorded 1 projectile from W to E 12 November, 20:49 Recorded 3 projectiles from E to W 12 November, 20:53 Recorded 1 undetermined explosion 12 November, 20:54 Recorded 1 undetermined explosion 12 November, 20:56 Recorded 2 projectiles from E to W 12 November, 21:29 Recorded 4 projectiles from E to W 12 November, 21:33 Recorded 1 projectile from W to E 13 November, 00:32 Recorded 1 projectile from W to E 13 November, 02:16 Recorded 5 projectiles from E to W 13 November, 02:29 1 The table only includes ceasefire violations directly observed by the SMM and it may include those also assessed to be live-fire exercises, controlled detonations, etc. Details provided in terms of distance, direction, weapons-type, etc. are based on assessments provided by monitors on the ground, and are not always necessarily precise. When information is not known (indicated with an ), the SMM was unable to ascertain such information due to distance, weather conditions and/or other considerations. Ceasefire violations recorded by more than one patrol and assessed to be the same are entered only once /17mf
2 - 2 - Shyrokyne (20km E 5-8km N Recorded 3 projectiles from W to E Recorded 1 undetermined explosion Recorded 1 projectile from W to E 13 November, 02:30 Recorded 1 projectile from W to E 13 November, 02:51 Recorded 1 projectile from W to E 13 November, 03:05 Recorded 3 projectiles from W to E 13 November, 03:06 Recorded 1 projectile from W to E 13 November, 03:07 Recorded 7 tracers from W to E 12 November, 19:04 Recorded 1 tracer from E to W 12 November, 19:06 Recorded 2 tracers from E to W 12 November, 19:23 Recorded 4 tracers from E to W 12 November, 19:25 Recorded 12 tracers from E to W 12 November, 19:26 Recorded 3 tracers from E to W 12 November, 19:27 Recorded 5 tracers from W to E 12 November, 19:28 Recorded 10 tracers from W to E 12 November, 19:29 Recorded 4 tracers from W to E 12 November, 19:30 Recorded 4 tracers from E to W 12 November, 19:36 Recorded 1 tracer from E to W 12 November, 19:37 Recorded 10 tracers from W to E 12 November, 19:40 Recorded 1 undetermined explosion 12 November, 19:42 Recorded 4 tracers from E to W 12 November, 19:43 Recorded 1 tracer from E to W Recorded 3 tracers from W to E 12 November, 19:45 Recorded 2 tracers from E to W 12 November, 19:50 Recorded 4 tracer from E to W 12 November, 19:53 Recorded 1 projectile from E to W 12 November, 19:57 Recorded 1 projectile from E to W 12 November, 20:01 Recorded 1 projectile from E to W 12 November, 20:02 Recorded 4 projectiles from W to E 12 November, 20:04 Recorded 6 projectiles from W to E 12 November, 20:05 Recorded 2 projectiles from W to E 12 November, 20:07 Recorded 11 projectiles from W to E Recorded 9 projectiles from E to W 12 November, 20:08 Recorded 1 undetermined explosion Recorded 7 projectiles from W to E 12 November, 20:09 Recorded 1 projectile from E to W 12 November, 20:10 Recorded 3 projectiles from W to E 12 November, 20:11 Recorded 5 projectiles from E to W 12 November, 20:12 Recorded 1 projectile from W to E 12 November, 20:15 Recorded 11 projectiles from W to E 12 November, 20:17-20:18 Recorded 1 projectile from E to W 12 November, 20:20 Recorded 1 projectile from W to E 12 November, 20:21 Recorded 6 projectiles from E to W 12 November, 20:22 Recorded 7 projectiles from E to W 12 November, 20:23 Recorded 3 projectiles from E to W 12 November, 20:24 Recorded 2 projectiles from W to E 12 November, 20:25 Recorded 5 projectiles from E to W Recorded 2 projectiles from W to E 12 November, 20:26 Recorded 19 projectiles from W to E 12 November, 20:27 Recorded 4 projectiles from W to E Recorded 5 projectiles from E to W 12 November, 20:28 Recorded 10 projectiles from W to E 12 November, 20:29 Recorded 9 projectiles from E to W 12 November, 20:31 Recorded 2 projectiles from E to W 12 November, 20:33 Recorded 2 projectiles from W to E 12 November, 20:35 Recorded 1 projectile from E to W 12 November, 21:00 Recorded 5 projectiles from E to W 12 November, 21:28 12 November, 21:39 12 November, 21:54 12 November, 22:08
3 - 3 - Petrivske ( DPR - controlled, 43km S of Donetsk city centre) Railway station in Yasynuvata ( DPR - controlled, 16km NE SW edge of Yasynuvata ( DPR - controlled, 16km NE SW edge of Avdiivka 17km N Recorded 7 projectiles from E to W 12 November, 22:17 Recorded 3 projectiles from W to E 12 November, 22:19 Recorded 1 projectile from E to W 13 November, 00:04 Recorded 1 projectile from W to E 13 November, 00:05 Recorded 1 projectile from W to E 13 November, 00:06 Recorded 4 projectiles from E to W 13 November, 00:29 Recorded 2 projectiles from E to W 13 November, 00:41 Recorded 1 projectile from W to E 13 November, 00:42 13 November, 00:50 Recorded 2 illumination flares in 13 November, 00:53 Recorded 1 illumination flare from W to E 13 November, 02:19 Recorded 1 projectile from W to E 13 November, 02:20 13 November, 02:22 Recorded 2 projectiles from W to E 13 November, 17:53 Recorded 1 illumination flare from E to W 13 November, 18:10 Recorded 6 tracers from W to E 11 November, 19:34 (assessed as inside the disengagement 1-3km SW area) 11 November, 19:35 (assessed as inside the disengagement area) 3-5km S Recorded 2 tracers from W to E 11 November, 20:18 3-5km W Recorded 1 undetermined explosion 11 November, 23:42 Heard 2 undetermined explosions Heard 2 shots 3-5km W 13 November, 09:54-10:08 Heard 2 shots 1-3km WSW 13 November, 10:15 Heard 8 undetermined explosions 1-3km W 13 November, 10:32-10:50 2-4km SW 13 November, 11:22 2-4km W Heard 4 bursts 13 November, 11:36-11:45 Heard 6 undetermined explosions 13 November, 12:05-12:20 Heard 6 bursts 2-4km SW 13 November, 12:40 2-4km WSW Heard 2 undetermined explosions 2-4km WNW Heard 2 undetermined explosions 13 November, 13:12-13:22 Heard 2 undetermined explosions Heard 10 shots 13 November, 13:48-14:06 Heard 20 bursts Heard uncountable overlapping shots 1-3km W 13 November, 14:05-14:07 Heard 20 bursts Heard 40 shots 13 November, 14:08-14:12 Heard 47 shots Heard 42 bursts 13 November, 14:26-15:00 13 November, 10:13 2-3km SE Heard 3 undetermined explosions Heard 3 bursts 13 November, 10:27-10:55 1-3km S Heard 6 undetermined explosions
4 - 4 - Donetsk central railway station ( DPR -controlled, 6km NW of Donetsk city centre) Oktiabr mine SMM camera location (9km NW of Donetsk city centre) 1km NNW of Pyshchevyk 25km NE Orlivske 23km NE Lebedynske (government controlled, 15km NE 2.5km SSE of Lomakyne 15km NE Novolaspa ( DPR - controlled, 50km S Horlivka ( DPR - controlled, 39km NE Zolote 60km NW Heard 12 shots IFV (BMP-2) cannon (30mm) 5-6km SW Heard 7 undetermined explosions 1-2km S 13 November, 11:11 2-3km SE 13 November, 11:26 3-5km SW Heard 16 bursts 13 November, 12:15-12:40 Heard 11 bursts Heard 5 undetermined explosions 13 November, 12:53-13:15 Heard 17 bursts 2-3km SE Heard 5 bursts Heard 14 shots 13 November, 13:57-14:22 Heard 15 shots Heard 8 bursts 13 November, 14:39-15:00 Heard 18 bursts 3-4km NW Heard 5 bursts Heard 13 shots 2-5km N 13 November, 09:50-10:10 1km SE 13 November, 08:17 1.5km SE 13 November, 10:15 Heard 3 undetermined explosions (possible overlapping with CFV 13 November, 10:15-10:20 SSE report from Orlivske) Heard 2 undetermined explosions (possible overlapping with CFV 13 November, 10:25 report from Orlivske) Heard 5 undetermined explosions SSE (possible overlapping with CFV report from 1km NNW of 13 November, 10:15-10:25 Pyshchevyk) N 2-3km SSW Heard 2 undetermined explosions 13 November, 11:02 3-5km ENE 1.5-2km E Heard 1 burst 13 November, 11:57-12:00 ENE Heard 2 undetermined explosions ESE Heard 6 bursts 13 November, 12:00 Heard uncountable bursts and shots E 13 November, 12:25-12:46 Heard 13 undetermined explosions WSW Heard 15 shots Heard 3 undetermined explosions 13 November, 11:34-11:46 SSW Heard 1 shot 30m WNW Heard 1 explosion (outgoing) AGL 13 November, 12: km NW Heard 4 undetermined explosions AGL 13 November, 10:10 4-5kmNNW Heard 5 shots 13 November, 11: km W Heard 20 shots 13 November, 13:52 Recorded 1 projectile (trajectory ) 13 November, 17:38 Kadiivka (formerly 10km W Heard 17 undetermined explosions 12 November, 19:15-19:21
5 - 5 - Stakhanov, LPR - controlled, 50km W E edge of Stanytsia Luhanska 16km NE Kalynove ( LPR - controlled, 60km W Shymshynivka 27km SW of Luhansk) S edge of Kalynove 60km W Vesela Hora ( LPR - controlled, 16km N Slovianoserbsk 28km NW of Luhansk) Zolote-5 ( LPR - controlled, 61km NW of Luhansk, outside DA) Zolote 60km W Zolote 3 60km W Dovhe ( LPR - controlled, 22km NW 3km NW of Almazna ( LPR - controlled, 55km W 8-10km W Heard 3 bursts 4-5km S 3-4km SSW 4-5km S 4-6km SW Heard 22 bursts (unable to assess Heard 11 shots (unable to assess Heard 3 bursts (unable to assess Heard 14 shots (unable to assess (unable to assess whether inside or outside the Heard 8 bursts (assessed as outside the AGL 12 November, 19:30-19:43 12 November, 19:50 13 November, 08:58-09:06 3km S Heard 56 undetermined explosions (assessed as a live-fire exercise) Heard 12 bursts (assessed as a livefire exercise) 2km W Heard 9 undetermined explosions (assessed as a live-fire exercise) Heard 4 bursts (assessed as a live-fire exercise) 13 November,09:05-09:20 3km W Heard 12 shots 13 November, 09:40-09:44 2-4km WSW Heard 14 shots 3-5km NW Heard 1 shot 13 November, 09:56-10:18 4-6km WSW Heard 13 undetermined explosions 5km WSW Heard 38 undetermined explosions 13 November, 10:00-10:27 5km WSW Heard 4 undetermined explosions Mortar (type ) 13 November, 11:00-11:02 5-8km NNW 13 November, 10:23 13 November, 10:25 Heard 3 undetermined explosions 13 November, 10:53-10:54 Heard 4 explosions (outgoing) 2-3km NW Heard 2 explosions (outgoing) Mortar (type ) 13 November, 10:55-11:00 2-3km SE Heard 25 undetermined explosions IFV (BMP) Heard 12 explosions (outgoing) 6-8km SE 13 November,11:52-12:30 Heard 3 explosions (impacts) Mortar (type ) 3km E Heard 5 undetermined explosions 13 November, 11:10-11:20 3km W Heard 3 bursts 13 November, 11:20 5-7km WSW 5-7km WSW Heard 5 undetermined explosions Heard 1 burst Heard 4 shots 13 November, 11:19-11:30
6 - 6-3km SW of Almazna 55km W 3km NW of Almazna ( LPR - controlled, 55km W 2km ESE of Toshkivka 60km NW E edge of Valuiske 20km NE 4km WSW of Popasna 69km west 5-7km NW 8-10km WSW 5-7km WNW 5-7km W 8-10km, SW 5-7km WNW 8-10km, W 2-4km E 5-7km NW 8-10km WSW 5-7km WNW 5-7km W 6-8km SE 7km SSW Heard 14 bursts (assessed as outside the Heard 1 burst Heard 19 undetermined explosions Heard 8 undetermined explosions Heard 47 bursts Heard 84 shots Heard 14 bursts (assessed as outside the Heard 1 burst Heard 1 explosion (impact) (assessed as outside the 13 November, 13:22-14:00 13 November,11:51-13:01 13 November, 13:22-14:00 Artillery (type ) 13 November, 13:30 13 November, 13:51 6-8km S 13 November, 15:09
7 - 7 - Map of Donetsk and Luhansk regions 2 2 The SMM is deployed to ten locations throughout Ukraine Kherson, Odessa, Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk, Kharkiv, Donetsk, Dnipro, Chernivtsi, Luhansk and Kyiv as per Permanent Council Decision 1117 of 21 March This map of eastern Ukraine is meant for illustrative purposes and indicates locations mentioned in the report, as well as those where the SMM has offices (monitoring teams, patrol hubs, and forward patrol bases) in Donetsk and Luhansk regions. (In red: forward patrol base from which SMM staff has temporarily relocated since 27 September 2016 based on recommendations of security experts from participating States.)
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