Table of ceasefire violations as of 4 December
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1 Table of ceasefire violations as of 4 December SMM position Event location Means No. Observation Description Weapon Date, time SMM camera in 2-4km SE Recorded 1 Projectile NE to SW N/K 18:52 Chermalyk 1-3km SSE Recorded 3 Projectile WSW to ENE N/K 21:26 1-3km SSE Recorded 5 Projectile ENE to WSW N/K 21:33 31km 1-3km SSE Recorded 3 Projectile ENE to WSW N/K 23:09 1-3km SSE Recorded 4 Projectile WSW to ENE N/K 00:24 SMM camera at Donetsk Filtration Station (15km N of Donetsk) SMM camera 1.5km NE of Hnutove 20km 1-3km SSE Recorded 1 Explosion Undetermined N/K 02:45 1-3km SSE Recorded 2 Explosion Undetermined N/K 17:09 2-4km SSW Recorded 1 Explosion Undetermined N/K 17:10 1-3km SSW Recorded 1 Explosion Undetermined N/K 18: km SSW Recorded 1 Projectile WNW to ESE N/K 18:59 1-3km SSE Recorded 1 Explosion Undetermined N/K 18:59 1-3km SSE Recorded 1 Explosion Undetermined N/K 19:07 1-3km SSW Recorded 1 Explosion Undetermined N/K 19:07 1-3km SSW Recorded 1 Explosion Undetermined N/K 19:14 1-3km SSW Recorded 4 Explosion Undetermined N/K 19:17 1-3km SSW Recorded 1 Projectile SW to NE N/K 19:17 1-2km SSE Recorded 1 Explosion Undetermined N/K 19:31 1-2km SSE Recorded 1 Explosion Undetermined N/K 19: km S Recorded 1 Projectile SE to NW N/K 19: km SSW Recorded 1 Explosion Impact N/K 19:39 1-2km SSE Recorded 1 Muzzle flash N/K 19: km S Recorded 1 Projectile W to E N/K 19: km SSW Recorded 1 Muzzle flash N/K 19:49 1-3km SSW Recorded 1 Projectile NNW to SSE N/K 20:25 1-3km SSW Recorded 2 Projectile NNW to SSE N/K 21:11 2-3km SSW Recorded 8 Projectile NNW to SSE N/K 22:00 2-3km SSW Recorded 2 Projectile NNW to SSE N/K 22: km SSW Recorded 1 Explosion Undetermined N/K 22: km S Recorded 1 Projectile S to N N/K 22:29 1-2km S Recorded 3 Explosion Undetermined N/K 22: km S Recorded 1 Projectile SSE to NNW N/K 22:29 1-2km S Recorded 2 Explosion Undetermined N/K 22: km SSE Recorded 1 Explosion Undetermined N/K 22:38 2-4km SSW Recorded 2 Explosion Undetermined N/K 16:30 1-3km SSW Recorded 4 Explosion Undetermined N/K 16:37 1-3km SSW Recorded 3 Explosion Undetermined N/K 17:00 1-3km SSW Recorded 3 Explosion Undetermined N/K 17:01 1-3km SSW Recorded 4 Explosion Undetermined N/K 17:02 1-3km SSW Recorded 2 Explosion Undetermined N/K 17:06 1-3km SSW Recorded 2 Explosion Undetermined N/K 17:07 1-3km SSW Recorded 1 Explosion Undetermined N/K 17:15 1-3km SSE Recorded 1 Explosion Undetermined N/K 17:47 2-4km E Recorded 1 Projectile S to N N/K 18:20 2-4km E Recorded 3 Projectile N to S N/K 18:26 2-4km E Recorded 1 Projectile N to S N/K 18:30 2-4km ESE Recorded 1 Explosion Undetermined N/K 19:08 2-4km E Recorded 5 Projectile S to N N/K 19:12 2-4km ENE Recorded 4 Projectile S to N N/K 19:17 2-4km E Recorded 1 Projectile S to N N/K 19:21 2-4km ENE Recorded 4 Projectile N to S N/K 19:28 2-4km E Recorded 2 Projectile N to S N/K 20:33 2-4km ESE Recorded 3 Projectile N to S N/K 20:36 2-4km ENE Recorded 4 Projectile S to N N/K 20:53 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 N/K ), 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 /18mf
2 -2- SMM camera at entry-exit checkpoint in Maiorsk 45km SMM camera at entry-exit checkpoint in Pyshchevyk 25km SMM camera 1km SW of Shyrokyne (20km E of Mariupol) 3km NNE of Kruta Balka N of Donetsk) 2-4km ENE Recorded 2 Projectile N to S N/K 20:57 2-4km E Recorded 4 Projectile S to N N/K 20:57 2-4km E Recorded 1 Muzzle flash N/K 21:11 2-4km ENE Recorded 4 Projectile N to S N/K 21:25 2-4km ENE Recorded 5 Projectile N to S N/K 21:27 2-4km E Recorded 2 Explosion Impact N/K 21:27 2-4km E Recorded 4 Projectile N to S N/K 21:48 2-4km ESE Recorded 2 Projectile N to S N/K 21:58 2-4km ESE Recorded 2 Projectile N to S N/K 21:59 2-4km E Recorded 12 Projectile N to S N/K 22:10 2-4km E Recorded 3 Projectile N to S N/K 22:32 2-4km ESE Recorded 6 Projectile N to S N/K 22:34 2-4km ESE Recorded 1 Projectile N to S N/K 23:24 2-4km E Recorded 7 Projectile S to N N/K 23:28 2-4km E Recorded 1 Projectile S to N N/K 00:12 2-4km E Recorded 2 Projectile N to S N/K 02:40 2-4km E Recorded 11 Projectile N to S N/K 02:42 2-4km E Recorded 2 Projectile N to S N/K 02:46 2-4km E Recorded 6 Projectile N to S N/K 02:55 2-4km ESE Recorded 1 Projectile N to S N/K 02:55 2-4km ENE Recorded 1 Illumination In vertical flare flight N/K 23:41 2-4km ENE Recorded 2 Muzzle flash N/K 02:35 2-4km ENE Recorded 2 Projectile WNW to ESE N/K 02:35 2-4km ENE Recorded 1 Explosion Undetermined N/K 03:04 2-4km ENE Recorded 1 Projectile N to S N/K 03:04 2-4km ENE Recorded 1 Muzzle flash N/K 03:19 2-4km ENE Recorded 1 Projectile WNW to ESE N/K 03:19 2-4km ENE Recorded 1 Projectile WNW to ESE N/K 03:38 2-4km ENE Recorded 1 Explosion Undetermined N/K 03:38 2-4km ENE Recorded 8 Projectile N to S N/K 03:38 2-4km ENE Recorded 2 Projectile WNW to ESE N/K 04:31 2-4km ENE Recorded 1 Explosion Undetermined N/K 04:31 2-4km ENE Recorded 4 Projectile N to S N/K 04:31 2-4km ENE Recorded 1 Projectile N to S N/K 05:11 2-4km ENE Recorded 3 Explosion Undetermined N/K 05:11 2-4km ENE Recorded 1 Muzzle flash N/K 05:11 2-4km ENE Recorded 1 Projectile In vertical flight N/K 05:11 2-4km ENE Recorded 1 Explosion Undetermined N/K 05:12 2-4km ENE Recorded 4 Projectile N to S N/K 05:12 2-4km ENE Recorded 1 Explosion N to S N/K 05:30 2-4km ENE Recorded 2 Projectile N to S N/K 05: km E Recorded 1 Explosion Controlled detonation Anti-tank mine 10:41 2-4km ENE Recorded 2 Projectile N to S N/K 02:35 2-4km NNE Recorded 1 Explosion Undetermined N/K 20:39 1-2km S Heard 2 Shot Small arms 10:00 2-4km WSW Heard 11 Explosion Undetermined N/K 10:10-10:25 1-2km S Heard 2 Shot Small arms 10:27 2-4km W Heard 1 Explosion Undetermined N/K 10:30 1-2km SW Heard 3 Shot Small arms 10:51 2-4km SW Heard 5 Explosion Undetermined N/K 10:55
3 -3- Dokuchaievsk 30km SW of Donetsk) SE part of Avdiivka 17km N of Donetsk) Oleksandrivka 20km SW of Donetsk) 1km NW of railway station in Yasynuvata 1km NNW of entry-exit checkpoint in Pyshchevyk 25km Talakivka 17km 2km SE of Lebedynske Chermalyk (government- 2-3km NW Heard 3 Explosion Undetermined N/K 11:30-11:34 2-3km S Heard 2 Explosion Undetermined N/K 10:53 2-3km SE Heard 4 Explosion Undetermined N/K 11:07 2-3km S Heard 3 Explosion Undetermined N/K 11:16 2-3km SE Heard 28 Explosion Undetermined N/K 11:17-11:37 2-3km SE Heard 16 Burst HMG 11:23-11:31 2-3km SE Heard 2 Explosion Undetermined N/K 11:55 0.5km SE Heard 1 Explosion Outgoing 11:58 3km SE Heard 1 Explosion Impact 11:58 4-5km NW Heard 3 Explosion Undetermined N/K 10:55 4-5km NNW Heard 1 Explosion Undetermined N/K 11:31 2-4km NW Heard 1 Explosion Undetermined N/K 09:28 2-4km SW Heard 2 Explosion Undetermined N/K 10:10 3-5km NW Heard 2 Explosion Undetermined N/K 10:14 1-2km NW Heard 1 Explosion Undetermined N/K 10:17 1-2km NW Heard 1 Burst Small arms 10:20 1-2km N Heard 2 Explosion Undetermined N/K 10:23 2-3km SW Heard 2 Explosion Undetermined N/K 10:25 2-3km SW Heard 1 Explosion Undetermined N/K 10:34 4-6km NW Heard 3 Explosion Undetermined N/K 2-4km SW Heard 24 Explosion Undetermined N/K 10:36-10:45 11:18-11:31 1-2km SW Heard 6 Shot Small arms 11:34 2-4km SW Heard 2 Explosion Undetermined N/K 11:55 2-3km SW Heard 2 Explosion Undetermined N/K 11:57 2-3km SW Heard 10 Shot Small arms 13:03 2-3km SW Heard 3 Explosion Undetermined N/K 13:13-13:23 2-3km SW Heard 29 Burst HMG 13:13-13:23 2-3km SW Heard 13 Shot Small arms 13:13-13:23 2-3km E Heard 2 Explosion Undetermined N/K 10:12 2-3km E Heard 2 Explosion Undetermined N/K 10:17 2-3km E Heard 1 Explosion Undetermined N/K 10:23 2-3km E Heard 2 Explosion Undetermined N/K 10:27 2-3km E Heard 3 Explosion Undetermined N/K 2-4km ESE Heard 5 Explosion Undetermined N/K 10:25-10:35 09:46-09:55 N/K NE Heard 2 Explosion Undetermined N/K 11:10-11:12 N/K E Heard 1 Explosion Undetermined N/K 11:10-11:12 N/K NE Heard 1 Explosion Undetermined N/K 11:15 N/K E Heard 11 Shot Small arms 11:28 2km NE Heard 1 Explosion Undetermined N/K 11:32 N/K NE Heard 1 Explosion Undetermined N/K 11:47 N/K SSE Heard 9 Explosion Outgoing Artillery (type 10:00-10:31
4 -4- controlled, 31km Horlivka 39km E edge Horlivka 39km Svitlodarsk 57km E edge of Kamianka 20km N of Donetsk) N/K SSE Heard 10 Explosion Impact Artillery (type 10:00-10:31 N/K SSE Heard 5 Shot Small arms 10:00-10:31 N/K ENE Heard 2 Shot Small arms 10:00-10:31 3-5km SW Heard 1 Explosion Undetermined N/K 18:44 3-5km SW Heard 4 Burst HMG 19:22 3-5km SW Heard 3 Burst HMG 20:49 3-5km SW Heard 3 Burst HMG 21:16 3-5km SW Heard 3 Burst HMG 22:10 3-5km SW Heard 1 Explosion Undetermined N/K 23:21 3-4km NNE Heard 1 Explosion Undetermined N/K 12:17 2-3km SW Heard 20 Burst HMG 18:54-18:58 4-5km SW Heard 1 Explosion Undetermined N/K 18:56 2-3km SW Heard 12 Shot IFV cannon (type 18:58 2-3km SW Heard 10 Burst HMG 18:59 2-3km SW Heard 20 Burst HMG 19:03-19:15 4-5km SW Heard 5 Explosion Undetermined N/K 19:04-19:40 4-5km SW Heard 4 Explosion Undetermined N/K 20:10 2-3km SW Heard 30 Burst HMG 20:20-20:30 4-5km SW Heard 21 Explosion Undetermined N/K 20:45-21:15 4-5km SW Heard 1 Explosion Undetermined N/K 22:00 2-3km SW Heard 40 Burst HMG 22:10-22:30 4-5km SW Heard 8 Explosion Undetermined N/K 22:50 2-3km SW Heard 60 Burst HMG 23:00-23:20 4-5km SW Heard 4 Explosion Undetermined N/K 23:10 2-3km SW Heard 50 Burst HMG 23:30-23:50 4-5km SW Heard 4 Explosion Undetermined N/K 23:38 4-5km SW Heard 11 Explosion Undetermined N/K 23:50-23:59 2-3km SW Heard 70 Burst HMG 23:54-23:59 3-4km SE Heard 4 Burst HMG 11:15 3-4km SE Heard 12 Burst HMG 12:15-12:20 3-5km SE Heard 50 Explosion Undetermined N/K 12:15-12:20 3-5km SE Heard 8 Burst HMG 12:50-13:05 3-5km S Heard 2 Explosion Undetermined N/K 10:22 3-5km WNW Heard 4 Explosion Undetermined N/K 10:35 3-5km WSW Heard 2 Explosion Undetermined N/K 10:38 4-6km WSW Heard 40 Explosion Undetermined N/K 10:43-10:51 4-6km SW Heard 10 Explosion Undetermined N/K 10:51 3-4km SW Heard 4 Shot Small arms 11:10 4-5km SSE Heard 4 Explosion Undetermined N/K 11:17 4-5km S Heard 5 Explosion Undetermined N/K 11:19-11:21 4-5km S Heard 5 Explosion Undetermined N/K 11:23 4-5km S Heard 10 Explosion Undetermined N/K 11:24
5 -5-3km N of Myronivskyi 62km Kadiivka (formerly Stakhanov, nongovernmentcontrolled, 50km W of Luhansk) E edge of Stanytsia Luhanska NE of Luhansk) Obozne 18km N of Luhansk) NE edge of Yuzhna Lomuvatka (non- 2-3km S Heard 7 Explosion Undetermined N/K 11:25 3-4km SSE Heard 2 Explosion Undetermined N/K 11:34 3-4km SSE Heard 7 Burst HMG 11:36 3-4km SSE Heard 4 Explosion Undetermined N/K 11:56 4-6km SW Heard 2 Burst HMG 12:15 4-5km SW Heard 10 Burst HMG 12:16 4-5km SSW Heard 10 Burst HMG 12:38 5-7km SW Heard 4 Explosion Undetermined N/K 13:08-13:09 3-4km SSE Heard 9 Explosion Undetermined N/K 12:10-12:20 2-3km SSE Heard 4 Burst HMG 12:10-12:20 3-4km SSE Heard 21 Explosion Undetermined N/K 12:20-12: km W Heard 252 Burst HMG 10-15km W Heard 85 Explosion Impact N/K 10-15km W Heard 27 Burst 10-15km N Heard 21 Explosion Impact IFV (BMP-2) cannon (30mm) 10-15km NNW Heard 80 Burst HMG 10-15km NNW Heard 48 Explosion Impact N/K 10-15km NNW Heard 14 Burst 15-20km NNE Heard 62 Explosion 2-3km SSW Heard 4 Burst 3-5km SSW Heard 1 Explosion 3-4.5km SSW Heard 77 Shot 3-4.5km SSW Heard 49 Burst 3-4.5km SSW Heard 19 Explosion 3-4.5km SSW Heard 1 Explosion Impact and outgoing Assessed as area Undetermined Assessed as area Assessed as area Undetermined Undetermined IFV (BMP-2) cannon Artillery (type Small arms 18:53-19:48 18:53-19:48 18:53-19:48 18:53-19:45 23:27-00:30 23:27-00:30 23:27-00:30 00:33-00:38 20:07-20:11 N/K 20:15 Small arms HMG 0.5-1km NNE Heard 2 Burst Small arms 8-10km WNW Heard 50 Explosion Impact N/K 20:17-21:00 20:17-21:00 20:17-21:00 N/K 21:47 10:36-10:37 12:30-12:40
6 -6- governmentcontrolled, 60km W of Luhansk) SMM camera in Kriakivka 38km NW of Luhansk) SMM camera in Zolote 60km W of Luhansk) 1-3km S Recorded 1 Explosion Undetermined N/K 20:51 1-3km S Recorded 1 Explosion Undetermined N/K 23: km SSE Recorded 1 Projectile 0.5-1km SE Recorded 1 Projectile 0.5-1km SE Recorded 1 Projectile SW to NE SSW to NNE ENE to WSW N/K 19:22 N/K 19:22 N/K 19:22
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 bases from which SMM staff has temporarily relocated based on recommendations of security experts from participating States as well as SMM security considerations).
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