Timeline of the War in Donbass (2020)

This is a timeline of the War in Donbass for the year 2020.

January–March
  • 10 January: The Ukrainian operational headquarters reported that pro-Russian forces had broken the ceasefire 13 times on 10 January.[1] In the eastern front, Vodiane was shelled from Pikuzy with 82 mm mortars. Ukrainian positions at Marinka, Nevelske, Vodiane and Novotroitske also received fire from small arms and automatic grenade launchers. In the northern area of operations, pro-Russian 122 mm self-propelled artillery from Zolote-5 fired upon Ukrainian redoubts around Orikhove supported by small arms, grenades launchers, 82 mm mortars and 120 mm mortars. Luhanske was meanwhile hit by anti-tank rocket fire and 82 mm mortar volleys fired from Lohvynove. Novotoshkivke became the target of 120 mm mortars firing from Holubovske, while pro-Russian forces from Gagarin fired anti-tank rockets at Pivdenne.[2]
  • 16 January: The headquarters of the Ukrainian Joint Forces recorded 12 pro-Russian violations of the ceasefire on 16 January; one Ukrainian soldier was killed in action.[3] In the eastern area of operations, Ukainian positions at Novotroitske received harassing fire from infantry weapons and different grenade-launcher systems. In the northern front, pro-Russian forces launched a sustantial attack on Orikhove using small arms, 120 mm mortars, 122 mm and 152 mm self-propelled artillery. Novotoshkivke was hit by 82 mm and 120 mm mortar barrages. Travneve, Mironovske, Novozvanivka, Zaitseve and Luhanske became the target of small arms, snipers and grenade launchers.[4]
  • 17 January: Ukraine, Russia and the rebel republics agreed in Minsk on a new disengagement area around Hnutove.[5]
  • 24 January: The Ukrainian Joint Forces press centre recorded 12 pro-Russian violations of the ceasefire on 24 January; one Ukrainian soldier was wounded.[6] In the eastern front, Ukrainian entrenchments at Opytne were hit by an antitank guided missile and 120 mm mortar volleys. Pavlopil and Talakivka received fire from small arms, heavy machine guns and 73 mm anti-tank recoilless rifles. At Pavlopil. Ukrainian troops were also harassed with sniper fire. Nevelske became the target of infantry weapons and automatic grenade launchers, while Pisky was struck by small arms fire, heavy machine gun fire and anti-tank rockets. In the northern area of operations, pro-Russian self-propelled artillery engaged Ukrainian positions at Orikhove. Luhanske received fire from heavy machine guns, grenades and rockets, and 82 mm mortars. Novoluhanske was hit by heavy machine gun fire and 73 mm ani-tank rounds.[7]
  • 26 January: The press centre of the Ukrainian Joint Forces reported 12 pro-Russian violations of the ceasefire on 26 January. Two Ukrainian soldiers were killed and another two wounded.[8] In the eastern area of operations, pro-Russian BMP armoured vehicles from Sakhanka launched an attack on Ukrainian positions at Lebedinske, supported by grenade and rocket fire and 82 mm mortars. Krasnohorivka and Starohnativka received fire from heavy machine guns and 73 mm anti-tank recoilless rifles, while Hnutove and Novohryhorivka became the target of small arms and different grenade-launcher systems. In the northern area of operations, Orikhove came under the combined fire of 82 mm and 120 mm mortars. Novotoshkivke and Krymske were struck by 120 mm mortar volleys. Ukrainian forces returned fire.Small arms fire was also reported inside the disengagement area around Bohdanivka. One Ukrainian soldier was killed by the blast of an improvised explosive device, and another by direct enemy fire.[9]
  • 18 February: Ukrainian authorities announced that pro-Russian forces launched a coordinate assault along the demarcation line in the area between Zolote and Orikhove,[10] in the northern area of operations. Vilnyi, Novotoshkivske, Orikhove and Krymske were fired upon with infantry weapons, 82 mm mortars and 120 mm mortars.The main engagement began at 5:00 am, when positions of the 72th Ukrainian Brigade received the brunt of the attack. The brigade was forced to abandon their entrenchments under heavy fire from 82 mm and 120 mm mortars. One Ukrainian soldier was killed and four others wounded.[11][12][13] The Ukrainian military eventually hold their lines by evening, although an observation post was overrun and captured by pro-Russian forces near Zolote.[14][10]
    The headquarters of the Ukrainian Joint Forces reported 22 pro-Russian violations of the ceasefire, 19 of them in the area of the offensive. Pro-Russian tanks launched a massive assault on Ukrainian redoubts around Novotoshkivke, firing 56 main gun rounds and supported by heavy shelling from 120 mm mortars as well as 122 mm and 152 mm self-propelled artillery. Intense shelling was also recorded at Orikhove, which became the target of anti-tank rocket launchers, 82 mm and 120 mm mortars and 122 mm and 152 mm self-propelled artillery. Vilnyi received fire from heavy machine guns, 73 mm anti-tank recoilless rifles, 82 mm mortars, 120 mm mortars and 122 mm self-propelled artillery. BMP armoured vehicles launched a sustained attack on Krymske supported by small arms, antitank rocket launchers, 82 mm mortars and 120 mm mortars. Zolote-4 was attacked with heavy machine gun fire, automatic grenade launchers, anti-tank rockets, 73 mm anti-tank rounds and 120 mm mortars. Minor attacks took place in Popasna, Luhanske and Novoluhanske, where pro-Russian forces used small arms, rocket propelled grenades, 82 mm mortars and 122 mm artillery.[15][16]
    After a single incident the previous day, when Ukrainian BMP-2 fired upon pro-Russian troops at Sentianivka, officials from the self-styled Luhansk People's Republic told the press that a group of ten Ukrainian soldiers broke through the demarcation line near Holubovske, only to became stranded in a minefield. Two Ukrainian soldiers were reported dead and three were wounded. Ukrainian mortars and self-propelled guns from the 93th Brigade opened up on pro-Russian redoubts at Holubovske, Sokolniki, Donetskyi and Smile. A Ukrainian drone was shot down while directing fire on pro-Russian forces. A civilian resident was wounded at Holubovske. Eight houses were damaged at Donetskyi, Holubovske, Zolote-5 and Sentianivka. Several power lines were knocked down, leaving Mariivka without electricity. One pro-Russian soldier was killed in action when the stronghold of Berezovske was hit by 120 mm mortar fire. A total of 11 Ukrainian violations of the truce were recorded on 18 February[17][18][19] The body of one Ukrainian soldier was recovered by pro-Russian troops and handed over to Ukrainian authorities.[20][18]
    The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) recorded 2,300 explosions on the front lines in eastern Ukraine before noon.[21] United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs and Peacebuilding Affairs Rosemary DiCarlo said that there is a "very real risk of backsliding and further violence" in Donbass.[22]
  • 23 February: The press centre of the Ukrainian Joint Forces recorded 14 pro-Russian violations of the ceasefire.[23] Pro-Russian forces intensified their operations on this date.[24] In the eastern area of operations, an airstrike was carried out by a hostile drone on Ukrainian positions around Talakivka fitted with a VOG-17 grenade launcher.[25] In the northern front, heavy shelling was reported at Novoleksandrivka, which became the target of 120 mm mortars and 122 mm artillery. BMP-2 armoured vehicles launched an attack on Luhanske, supported by grenade launchers, 82 mm mortars and 120 mm mortars. Krymske was hit by heavy machine gun fire, antitank rockets and 120 mm mortar volleys; 120 mm mortars were likewise fired at Orikhove. Novozvanivka, Zolote-4, Vilnyi and Popasna came under 82 mm mortar fire.[24]
  • 29 February: Sources from the Ukrainian Joint Forces press centre reported an escalation in fighting in eastern Ukraine, where pro-Russian forces attacked Ukrainian positions 19 times on 29 February. Three Ukrainian soldiers were wounded.[26] Pro-Russian authorities at Donetsk city recorded 22 Ukrainian violations of the ceasefire in 11 different places the previous day. The Ukrainian military used small arms, heavy machine guns, anti-tank rocket launchers, 73 mm anti-tank recoilless rifles, 82 mm mortars, 120 mm mortars, armoured personnel carriers and armoured fighting vehicles.[27]
  • 9 March: The Ukrainian Joint Forces press centre recorded 10 pro-Russian attacks on their troops on 9 March; One Ukrainian soldier was wounded in action.[28] According to the same sources, pro-Russian forces launched an airstrike on a military ambulance near Talakivka using drones fitted with VOG-17 grenade launchers.[29][30] Pro-Russian sources at Donetsk city recorded 16 Ukrainian violations of the ceasefire in nine different places the previous day. The Ukrainian military used small arms, heavy machine guns, anti-tank rocket launchers, 73 mm anti-tank recoilless rifles, 82 mm mortars, 120 mm mortars, armoured personnel carriers and armoured fighting vehicles.[31] Authorities from the self-proclaimed Luhansk People's Republic reported two Ukrainian violations of the truce. The Ukrainian military used infantry weapons, 73 mm anti-tank recoilless rifles and 82 mm mortars to attack Lohvynove and Nyzhnie Lozove.[31] A Ukrainian drone was shot down over Zaitseve while directing mortar fire on pro-Russian positions.[31]
  • 10 March: According to the headquarters of the Ukrainian Joint Forces, pro-Russian forces launched 17 attacks on Ukrainian positions on 10 March. Three Ukrainian soldiers were confirmed dead, two by an anti-tank guided missile near Pisky and another by mortar fire. Nine servicemen were wounded.[32] Pro-Russian sources from Donetsk city recorded 21 Ukrainian attacks on their troops in 11 different settlements using small arms, heavy machine guns, automatic grenade launchers, 73 mm anti-tank recoillless rifles, 82 mm mortars, 120 mm mortars, armoured personnel carriers and armoured fighting vehicles.[33] Local officials reported that Ukrainian forces broke the truce four times within the boundaries of the self-proclaimed Luhansk People's Republic. The Ukrainian military used heavy machine guns, anti-tank rocket launchers, 73 mm anti-tank recoilless rifles, 82 mm mortars and 120 mm mortars.[33]
  • 19 March: The Ukrainian Joint Forces headquarters reported 15 incidents involving hostile fire on 16 March, one Ukrainian soldier was killed in action and another wounded.[34] Pro-Russian sources at Donetsk city recorded 12 Ukrainian violations of the ceasefire in seven different places the previous day. The Ukrainian military used small arms, heavy machine guns, snipers, anti-tank rocket launchers, 73 mm anti-tank recoilless rifles, 82 mm mortars, 120 mm mortars, armoured personnel carriers and armoured fighting vehicles.[35]  Local officials reported that Ukrainian forces broke the ceasefire on three occasions within the boundaries of the self-proclaimed Luhansk People's Republic. The Ukrainian military used 82 mm mortars, 120 mm mortars and BMP-2 armoured vehicles to attack pro-Russian positions at Holubovske, Sentianivka and Berezovske.[34]
  • 28 March: The headquarters of the Ukrainian Joint Forces recorded 15 attacks on their positions the previuos day; two Ukrainian soldiers were severely wounded.[36] Pro-Russian officials from Donetsk city recorded 16 Ukrainian violations of the ceasefire on their troops in ten locations using small arms, heavy machine guns, automatic grenade launchers, 73 mm anti-tank recoilless rifles, 82 mm mortars, 120 mm mortars, armoured personnel carriers, armoured fightint vehicles and 122 mm self-propelled artillery.[37]
  • 30 March: The headquarters of the Ukrainian Joint Forces reported 18 attacks on their positions on 29 March. One Ukrainian soldier was killed in action and four others wounded.[38] Pro-Russian sources from Donetsk city recorded 22 Ukrainian attacks on their troops in 15 different settlements using small arms, heavy machine guns, automatic grenade launchers, 73 mm anti-tank recoillless rifles, 82 mm mortars, 120 mm mortars, armoured personnel carriers and armoured fighting vehicles.[39] Authorities from the self-proclaimed Luhansk People's Republic reported three Ukrainian attacks on their troops The Ukrainian military used 73 mm anti-tank recoilless rifles, 82 mm mortars and 120 mm mortars to shell Zholobok, Sokolniki and Lozove.[39]

April-June
  • 3 April: The press cente of the Ukrainian Joint Forces reported 16 attacks on their positions by pro-Russian troops.[40] Pro-Russian sources from Donetsk city recorded 14 Ukrainian violations of the ceasefire on their troops in seven locations using small arms, heavy machine guns, automatic grenade launchers, 73 mm anti-tank recoilless rifles, 82 mm mortars, 120 mm mortars, anti-aircraft guns, armoured personnel carrier, armoured fighting vehicles and 122 mm self-propelled artillery. A gas pipeline was damaged in the outskirts of Donetsk city; a civilian house and a vehicle were also hit at Zaitseve.[41] Local officials reported two Ukrainian violations of the truce within the boundaries of the self-styled Luhansk People's Republic. BMP-1 armoured vehicles from Novotoshkivke engaged pro-Russian positions at Donetskyi, while Nyzhnie Lozove was shelled with automatic grenade launchers and 82 mm mortars.[41]
  • 7 April: Pro-Russian forces launched a drone strike on Ukrainian troops at Avdiivka, in the eastern area of operations; a civilian vehicle carrying journalists from a Ukrainian TV channel was also targeted. The unmanned vehicle was armed with VOG-17 rockets.[42] Pro-Russian sources from Donetsk city recorded nine Ukrainian violations of the ceasefire on their troops in six locations using small arms, heavy machine guns, automatic grenade launchers, 73 mm anti-tank recoilless rifles, 82 mm mortars, 120 mm mortars, armoured personnel carriers and armoured fighting vehicles.[43]
  • 9 April: According to the press centre of the Ukrainian Joint Forces, pro-Russian attacks intensified today, with 21 ceasefire violations registered the past day. One Ukrainian soldier was killed in action, two other were wounded.[44] Shyroka Balka came under the attack of a Ukrainian drone; a young female civilian was killed and another civilian was wounded.[45] Five houses were damaged.[46] At the end of the day pro-Russian sources from Donetsk city recorded a total of 16 Ukrainian violations of the ceasefire in ten locations using small arms, heavy machine guns, automatic grenade launchers, 73 mm anti-tank recoilless rifles, 82 mm mortars, 120 mm mortars, armoured personnel carriers, armoured fighting vehicles, 122 mm self-propelled artillery and rocket-armed drones.[46]
  • 10 April: The headquarters of the Ukrainian Joint Forces recorded 17 pro-Russian violations of the truce on 10 April, one Ukrainian soldier was wounded.[47]
  • 16 April: Ukraine handed over 14 pro-Russian prisoners in exchange for 20 Ukrainians held by both separatist republics. Only two of the Ukrainians released were military personnel.[48]
  • 25 April: The press centre of the Ukrainian Joint Forces recorded 16 pro-Russian violations of the ceasefire on 25 April. One Ukrainian soldier was wounded in action.[49]
  • 1 May: The HQ of the Ukrainian Joint Forces reported a surge in pro-Russian attacks on their troops after 24 violations of the ceasefire the previous day. Three Ukrainian soldiers were wounded.[50] Pro-Russian officials at Donetsk city recorded 17 Ukrainian violations of the ceasefire in 14 locations using small arms, heavy machine guns, automatic grenade launchers, anti-tank rocket launchers, 73 mm anti-tank recoilless rifles, 82 mm mortars, 120 mm mortars, armoured personnel carriers and armoured fighting vehicles. A female civilian was killed by small arms fire at Spartak.[51] Authorities from the self-styled Luhansk People's Republic reported one Ukrainian attack, when BMP-2 armoured vehicles from Novotoshkivke engaged pro-Russian positions at Donetskyi. A female civilian was injured. A Ukrainian "Phantom-2" drone directing fire in the area was shot down by pro-Russian forces using a "Triton M1" electronic jammer and an "Albatros K" air-defence system. Another drone was shot down over Kalynivka.[51]
  • 2 May: The press centre of the Ukrainian Joint Forces told the press that pro-Russian forces broke the truce 23 times; two Ukrainian soldiers were wounded in action.[52] Pro-Russian forces carried out a drone strike on Ukrainian positions around Hnutove. The unmanned aircraft fired VOG-17 grenades, and a soldier received shrapnel wounds. The Ukrainian military retaliated by firing on pro-Russian positions in the area.[53] Besides the drone attack, pro-Russian troops in the eastern area of operations fired upon Avdiivka repeatedly using small arms, heavy machine guns, anti-tank rocket launchers, 73 mm anti-tank recoilless rifles, 82 mm mortars and 120 mm mortars. Bohdanivka was meanwhile hit by small arms fire and 82 mm mortar volleys. In the northern front, heavy shelling was reported at Orikhove and Vilnyi, where Ukrainian positions were struck by 82 mm and 120 mm mortar barrages. Krymske became the target of infantry weapons, grenade launchers and 120 mm mortars; 82 mm mortar volleys landed in Novooleksandrivka.Travneve received fire from infantry weapons and different grenade-launcher systems.[54] Pro-Russian authorities at Donetsk city recorded 14 Ukrainian violations of the ceasefire in 12 locations using small arms, heavy machine guns, automatic grenade launchers, anti-tank rocket launchers, 73 mm anti-tank recoilless rifles, 82 mm mortars, 120 mm mortars, armoured personnel carriers and armoured fighting vehicles.[55]
  • 20 May: The Medical Force Command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported 45 cases of Covid-19 among their troops. A total of 143 Ukrainian soldiers were isolated as of this date.[56]
  • 2 June: The Ukrainian Joint Forces press centre reported nine pro-Russian attacks on their positions. One Ukrainian soldier was wounded.[57] In the eastern area of operations, Heavy shelling was reported at Staromykhailivka, which became the target of 120 mm mortars and 122 mm self-propelled artillery. Ukrainian redoubts at Pavlopil were hit in the morning by heavy machine gun fire, automatically-launched grenades and 82 mm mortar volleys. In the evening, unguided airborne rockets were fired in the ground-to-ground mode on the same area from pro-Russian positions. Vodiane received fire from smal arms, heavy machine guns and different grenade-launcher systems. Bohdanivka was struck by 82 mm mortar fire, while snipers harassed Ukrainian troops at Marinka. In the northern front, Mayorsk, Novozvanivka and Vilnyi came under small arms and anti-tank rocket fire.[58] Pro-Russian sources from Donetsk city issued a statement reporting four Ukrainan violations of the truce by the end of the day. Pro-Russian troops at Yakovliivka and Staromykhailivka were harassed by small arms and sniper fire, while Petrivka was hit by small arms fire and a single 82 mm mortar round.[59]
  • 20 June: The press centre of the Ukrainian Joint Forces issued an statement reporting an escalation of hostilities along the demarcation line. Pro-Russian forces launched a total of 28 attacks on Ukrainian positions. Three Ukrainian soldiers were wounded in action.[60] In the eastern area of operations, Avdiivka became the target of heavy machine guns, anti-tank rocket launchers and 82 mm mortars. Pro-Russian armoured fighting vehicles engaged Ukrainian positions around the stroghold of Pavlopil, that also received fire from infantry weapons, different grenade-launcher systems and 82 mm mortars. The same area was targeted by pro-Russian forces with airborne unguided rockets launched in the ground to ground mode. In the northern front, heavy shelling was reported at Vilnyi and Popasna; both of them pounded with 82 mm mortars, 120 mm mortars and 122 mm self-propelled artillery. Ukrainian redoubts at Vilny were also engaged by 152 mm self-propelled artillery. Novooleksandrivka was likewise hit by 122 mm artillery barrages, as well as Troitske, Orikhove, Zolote-4 and Shumy. Orikhove, Novozvanivka, Troitske and Novotoshkivke came under 120 mm mortar fire, while 82 mm mortar volleys landed in Luhanske, Novotoshkivke and Novooleksandrivka. Small arms fire was reported at Zalizne.[61][62][63]
  • 24 June: The Minister of Defence of Ukraine confirmed that the Ukrainian army received the first batch of Javelin anti-tank missiles from the US as part of a contract signed with the United States in December 2019.[64]

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