Table of ceasefire violations as of 6 March
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1 Table of ceasefire violations as of 6 March SMM position Horlivka ( DPR -controlled, 39km of Donetsk) Svitlodarsk 57km Debaltseve ( DPR - controlled, 58km Donetsk city centre ( DPR -controlled) Location of event Observation Type of weapon/ammunition Date/time 15-20km Heard 40 undetermined explosions 5 March, 18:30-19:00 SSW 15-20km Heard 63 undetermined explosions 5 March, 19:00-19:55 SSW 15-20km Heard 50 undetermined explosions 6 March, 18:00-18:30 SSW 10km SSW Heard 2 explosions (outgoing) Recoilless gun (SPG- 6 March, 18:25 9, 73mm) 3km SSE Heard 150 bursts 5 March, 18:30 2-3km S Heard 50 bursts Anti-aircraft gun (ZU- 23, 23mm) 5 March, 18:35 4-5km SSW Heard 5 explosion (impacts) Mortar (82mm) 5 March, 19:05-19:10 4-5km SW Heard 20 explosions (outgoing) IFV (BMP-1) cannon (73mm) 5 March, 19:15-19:45 4-5km S Heard 5 explosion (impacts) Mortar (82mm) 5 March, 20:04-20:20 Heard 100 bursts 5 March, 20:30 4km SW Heard 50 bursts Anti-aircraft gun (ZU- 23) 5 March, 21:15-21:35 3-4km SE Heard 20 shots 5 March, 21:40-22:10 3-4km SSE heard 50 explosion (outgoing) IFV (BMP-1) cannon 5 March, 22:30-23:10 4-5km SSW Heard 30 bursts Anti-aircraft cannon (ZU-23) 5 March, 23:30-23:55 2km SW Heard 5 explosions (outgoing) IFV (BMP-1) cannon 6 March, 05:30-05:40 Heard 1 explosion (impact) Mortar (82mm) 6 March, 6:00 3-4km SSW Heard 10 undetermined explosions Heard 5 bursts 6 March, 07:30-09:00 Heard 2 undetermined explosions 6 March, 15:15 Heard 15 explosions (outgoing) IFV (BMP-1) cannon 6 March, 16:15-17:10 Heard 5 bursts 4-5km SE Heard 25 bursts Heard 6 explosions (impact) Mortar (82mm) 6 March, 17:45-18:30 Heard 4 explosions (outgoing) IFV (BMP-1) cannon 6-10km NW Heard 10 undetermined explosions 5 March, 19:35-19:45 Heard 10 shots 7-10km NW Heard 40 undetermined explosions 10-15km Heard 11 undetermined explosions 5 March, 20:12-20:50 NNW 7-10km NW Heard 10 undetermined explosions 10-15km Heard 24 undetermined explosions 5 March, 22:51-22:59 NNW 8-10km NW Heard 7 undetermined explosions 6 March, 14:30-14: km N Heard 1 undetermined explosion 6 March, 14: km NW Heard 16 undetermined explosions 6 March, 14:37-14:40 Heard 11 bursts 5-8km NW Heard 6 bursts 6 March, 14:44 5-9km NW Heard 5 undetermined explosions 5 March, 20:39-20:41 Heard 5 undetermined explosions 5 March, 20:55 Heard 3 undetermined explosions 5 March, 21: km NNW Heard 2 undetermined explosions 5 March, 21:13 Heard 1 undetermined explosion 5 March, 22:03 Heard 2 undetermined explosions 5 March, 22:10 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 - Yasynuvata (DPR - controlled, 16km Avdiivka 17km N Petrivske ( DPR - controlled, 41km south SMM camera in Shyrokyne (20km E Heard 10 shots 6 March, 09:22 1-2km SW Heard 1 undetermined explosions 6 March, 09:23 Heard 8 shots 6 March, 09:24 2-4km SE Heard 93 bursts 6 March, 09:51-09:55 Heard 400 bursts 6 March, 09:59-10:04 3-5km SW Heard 1 undetermined explosion 6 March, 10:07 2-4km SE Heard 135 bursts 6 March, 10:09-10:15 2-4km SE and shots and small arms 6 March, 10:15-10:41 Heard 1 undetermined explosion 6 March, 10:17 1-3km SW Heard 10 shots 6 March, 10:21 Heard 2 undetermined explosions 6 March, 10:24 Heard 4 undetermined explosions 6 March, 10:43-10:44 2-3km SW Heard 1 undetermined explosion 6 March, 10:51 2-3km W Heard 8 undetermined explosions 6 March, 10:52-11:07 2-5km SW Heard 7 undetermined explosions 2-5km NW Heard 1 undetermined explosion 6 March, 12:16-12:22 Heard 9 bursts 6 March, 12:31 2-3km WSW Heard 4 undetermined explosions 6 March, 12:34 Heard 1 undetermined explosion 6 March, 13:01 1-3km WNW Heard 1 undetermined explosion 6 March, 13:29 3-5km SW Heard 1 undetermined explosion 6 March, 13:48 2-3km S Heard 25 shots 2-3km E Heard 6 shots 2-3km S Heard 3 undetermined explosions Heard 3 bursts 6 March, 10:20-11:05 Heard 9 undetermined explosions 2-4km E Heard 12 bursts Heard 6 bursts 2-3km E Heard uncountable shots 6 March, 11:11 2-3km SE Heard 1 undetermined explosions 6 March, 12: km S Heard 18 undetermined explosions 6 March, 09:50-10:05 6-8km W Heard 56 undetermined explosions 6 March, 10:55-11:00 N Recorded 5 tracer rounds from W to E 5 March, 18:40 Recorded 29 tracer rounds from W to 5 March, 18:41 E Recorded 28 tracer rounds from W to 5 March, 18:42 E Recorded 1 tracer round from E to W Recorded 1 tracer round from W to E 5 March, 18:43 Recorded 1 tracer round from S to N E Recorded 2 tracer rounds from SW to 5 March, 21:33 Recorded 1 tracer round from W to E 5 March, 21:34 Recorded 2 rocket-assisted projectiles from W to E Recorded 1 tracer round from W to E 5 March, 21:36 Recorded 1 tracer round from W to E 5 March, 21:38 N Recorded 2 tracer rounds from W to E 5 March, 21:56 Recorded 4 tracer rounds from W to E 5 March, 21:57 Recorded 7 tracer rounds from SW to Recorded 1 tracer round from W to E 5 March, 21:58 Recorded 2 tracer rounds from SW to Recorded 11 tracer rounds from W to 5 March, 21:59 E Recorded 1 tracer round from SW to Recorded 2 projectiles from E to W 5 March, 23:39 Recorded 1 tracer round from SE to NW Recorded 1 undetermined explosion 5 March, 23:49 Recorded 2 tracer rounds from SE to 5 March, 23:50
3 - 3-3km NNW of Lebedynske 16km 3km N of Hnutove 20km Andriivka 61km S Berdianske 18km E Myrne 40km 1km N of Zaichenko 26km NW Recorded 1 illumination flare in vertical flight Recorded 1 tracer round from W to E 6 March, 00:10 Recorded 1 projectile from E to W 6 March, 00:11 Recorded 2 tracer rounds from E to W 6 March, 01:34 Recorded 1 illumination flare in 6 March, 02:44 vertical flight Recorded 5 tracer rounds from E to W 6 March, 02:52 Recorded 1 tracer round from E to W 6 March, 03:14 Recorded 7 tracer rounds from E to W 6 March, 03:15-03:16 Recorded 1 tracer round from E to W 6 March, 03:19-03:20 Recorded 2 tracer rounds from S to N 2-3km E Heard 5 bursts 6 March, 09:35 E Heard 1 undetermined explosion 6 March, 09:40 Heard 1 undetermined explosion 6 March, 09:40 2-3km Heard 2 undetermined explosions 2-3km E Heard 2 undetermined explosions 6 March, 09:44-09:47 SE Heard 1 undetermined explosion S Heard 1 undetermined explosion 6 March, 09:38 SE Heard 1 burst 6 March, 09:39 SE Heard 6 undetermined explosions SE Heard 1 explosion (outgoing) S Heard 1 explosion (impact) 6 March, 09:43-09:53 SE Heard 2 bursts SE Heard 8 bursts 6 March, 10:02-10:22 S Heard 4 shots AGL SE Heard 7 explosions (outgoing) and S their impacts Mortar (82mm) and IFV (BMP- SE 2) cannon (30mm) Heard 93 undetermined explosions 6 March, 13:10-13:16 5km SE Heard and saw 7 airbursts Heard 14 explosions (incoming) Mortar (120mm) 2-4km W Heard and saw 24 explosions 5-7km SE (outgoing) and heard 18 of their Artillery (122mm) impacts 4-5km S Heard 4 explosions (outgoing) 5km S Heard and saw 17 explosions Mortar (120mm) 6 March, 14:10-15:30 (impacts) SSE Heard 89 undetermined explosions 2-4km Heard 1 burst 2-4km E Heard 2 bursts IFV (BMP-2) cannon SSW Heard 7 undetermined explosions 6 March, 09:50-09:52 3-4km N Heard 50 bursts 6 March, 09:50-09:52 3-4km NNW Heard 3 undetermined explosions 6 March, 10:04 3-4km NNW Heard 1 undetermined explosion 6 March, 10:25 Heard more than 100 bursts and small arms 3-4km N Heard more than 100 shots 6 March, 10:50-11:00 Heard 9 bursts E Heard 2 undetermined explosions 6 March, 10:55 SW Heard 10 undetermined explosions W Heard 2 undetermined explosions 6 March, 11:15-11:20 SSW and small arms 6 March, 10:55-11:15 W S Heard 2 undetermined explosions NW Heard 2 undetermined explosions 6 March, 11:16-11:46 Heard 19 undetermined explosions S Heard 18 undetermined explosions and shots and small arms SSW Heard 50 undetermined explosions 6 March, 11:47-12:27
4 - 4 - Orlivske 23km 1km N of Sopyne (government controlled, 16km E Pavlopil 26km Novoselivka Druha 36km Malovodne 32km Kulykove ( DPR - controlled, 30km 1km WSW of Blyzhnie (government controlled, 48km SW Kyrylivka (government controlled, 26km Heard 60 undetermined explosions 6 March, 12:28-12:55 WSW SSW and small arms NW Heard 15 undetermined explosions SSW Heard 15 undetermined explosions Heard more than 200 undetermined 6 March, 13:05-13:37 SW explosions and small arms E Heard 5 bursts W Heard 5 undetermined explosions 6 March, 11:43-11:47 Heard more than 300 bursts 2-5km E Heard 50 undetermined explosions Heard 60 explosions (outgoing) Mortar Heard 37 explosions (impacts) 2-5km N Heard more than 1,000 bursts and small arms Heard 11 explosions (outgoing) IFV (BMP-1) cannon 6 March, 12:10-12:40 Heard 21 shots IFV (BMP-2) cannon Heard more than 100 bursts Anti-aircraft gun (ZU- 23) Heard more than 1,000 shots 3-4km E Heard 30 bursts Anti-aircraft gun E Heard 22 explosions (outgoing) and Mortar NW their impacts 6 March, 12:35-13:40 NNW 4-5km NNW Heard 8 explosions (outgoing) and 4-5km N their impacts Mortar 4km ESE Heard and saw 2 explosions (impacts) More than Heard 8 explosions (outgoing) and 8km NNW their impacts More than Artillery 8km N E Heard 20 explosions (outgoing) and their impacts 6 March, 14:40-15:30 Mortar E Heard 17 explosions (outgoing) and E their impacts ranging N-E Heard more than 300 bursts and small arms SW Heard 16 undetermined explosions SE Heard 16 undetermined explosions 6 March, 12:13-12:30 IFV (BMP-2) cannon SSE Heard at least 25 undetermined 6 March, 12:38 explosions NW Heard 11 undetermined explosions 6 March, 12:25-12:40 E Heard 15 undetermined explosions SW Heard 25 undetermined explosions 6 March, 13:00-13:20 2-3km S Heard 6 undetermined explosions 6 March, 13:30-13:35 SE Heard 9 undetermined explosions 6 March, 13:45-13:51 ESE Heard 28 undetermined explosions NW Heard 6 undetermined explosions 6 March, 13:50-14:10
5 - 5 - Zolote 60km W Pervomaisk ( LPR - controlled, 58km W Stanytsia Luhanska 16km 2.5km SW of Myrne ( LPR -controlled, 28km SW of Luhansk) Lutuhyne ( LPR - controlled, 20km SW Heard 3 undetermined explosions 6 March, 09:44 Heard 1 undetermined explosion 6 March, 10:12 Heard 1 undetermined explosion 6 March, 11: km SSE Heard 2 undetermined explosions 6 March, 12:16 Heard 1 undetermined explosion 6 March, 12:59 Heard 3 undetermined explosions 6 March, 13:19-13:21 Heard 1 undetermined explosion 6 March, 13:40 3-4km SE Heard 1 shot 6 March, 11:45 5km SW Heard 2 bursts 6 March, 10:10 5-6km W Heard 1 undetermined explosion 6 March, 13:40 10km WSW Heard 2 undetermined explosions 6 March, 10:40 5km 10-15km SW Heard 12 undetermined explosions (assessed as live-fire exercise) Heard 12 undetermined explosions (assessed as live-fire exercise) Artillery 6 March, 10:45-10:55 6 March, 11:25-11:35
6 - 6 - 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 214. 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 bases from which SMM staff has temporarily relocated since 27 September based on recommendations of security experts from participating States.)
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