
Memorial to those killed in the war in Ukraine. Photo by Nolan Peterson.
Today was a rare day with no reported military or civilian casualties.
At least 2,600 soldiers have died and 9,700 have been wounded since Russian's invasion of Ukraine in 2014.
Ukrainska Pravda reported 10 attacks on Ukrainian positions by Russia-backed forces, but no heavy artillery was used.
There were reports of a market catching fire from shelling in the Tekstilshchik area of Donetsk.
On the VKontakte city group for Tekstilshchik (Kirovsky District in Donetsk), there was a post that three stores had caught fire but that firemen arrived in time and had worked "effectively".
The separatist news service DAN-Info said a cease fire was agreed to start from midnight tonight on June 1, citing a representative of the self-declared Donetsk People's Republic (DNR) at the Joint Center for Control and Coordination. The ceasefire was called in honor of the International Children's Day.
At Konstantinovka and Dzerzhinsk, he said Ukrainian forces brought in an armor convoy of 30 vehicles.
-- Catherine A. Fitzpatrick
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