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DONETSK, February 27 120 millimeters, reports the representative office of the republic in the Joint Center for Control and Coordination of the Ceasefire (JCCC). «Fire was recorded from the VFU in the direction: 12:00 — settlement Novotroitskoye — settlement Dokuchaevsk: 5 mines fired caliber 120 mm,” reads a message published on the representative’s Telegram channel. On February 21, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed decrees recognizing the Donetsk and Lugansk People’s Republics, which had declared independence from Kyiv back in 2014, and early in the morning on February 24, Russia launched a military operation for the demilitarization of Ukraine. In a televised address to fellow citizens, Putin said that circumstances “require decisive and immediate action,” as the Donbass republics asked for help. According to the Russian leader, all responsibility for the bloodshed will be on the conscience of the ruling regime in Kyiv. Later, the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation emphasized that the Russian Armed Forces are not inflicting any strikes on the cities of Ukraine: military infrastructure is disabled by high-precision means. -content/uploads/2022/02/562ada1b31f416d3e69daed9439fd348.jpg» />Disarm and defuse: demilitarization of UkrainePosted by Maxim Zubkov