"Who does not need - they will not get into the city": in the Armed Forces and Donetsk Ova explained the rules of entry into Bakhmut

The leadership of the Donetsk Ova states that prohibitions also operate on civilians, and only persons with local registration will be able to get to the city. The focus in one material gathered information about the new rules of entry into Bakhmut. Only persons with special transfers will fall into the frontal bakhmut. On February 14, a spokesman for the Eastern Grouping of the Armed Forces Sergey Cherevaty said on the national telephone of the National Telelorphone.

According to him, the regional military-civilian administration of Donetsk region introduced a safer regime of access to Bakhmut due to numerous shelling of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation. The entrance to the city, according to Sergey Cherevaty, is not closed, but persons who do not belong to the Defense Forces of Ukraine, it is necessary to have a special pass. "There is no closed access there, but simply entered a safer access mode.

Everything on the Donetsk Regional Military Administration's website is written in detail, there is an opportunity to register. People work 24/7 to get to Bakhmut. Those who do not need it have got. This is an important aspect, "the officer emphasized. According to Cherevaty, journalists and volunteers who plan to get to Bakhmut, need to get accreditation or permission from the leadership of Donetsk OVA and the Ministry of Defense.

According to the spokesman, the military administration was forced to strengthen security measures, since Russian troops did not stop storming the settlement. "Given the importance for the enemy of this settlement, we carry out certain maneuvers in our forces and means that do not require great openness. Therefore there is an opportunity to get there, who needs. And journalists who have accreditation The conditions are able to work.

And according to the same algorithm - volunteer organizations that have all the opportunities for this. Only in a safer mode, " - continued Cherevaty, adding that about 5 thousand people remain in Bakhmut now. On February 13, the head of Donetsk Ova Pavel Kirilenko commented on the Bakhmut direction on February 13 and explained the ban on entering Bakhmut. According to him, such restrictions are a combat order, which was prepared long before its adoption.

To date, only persons with a registration in the city have the right to enter Bakhmut. "We are now taking additional actions to evacuate from the city of all who remain there. Those who are outsiders are forbidden. They are forbidden. The media is a spent algorithm where their applications will be considered by the military administration," Kirilenko continued in the marathon .

The head of Donetsk Ova stressed that the civilian population should be left from the frontline Bakhmut so that the military personnel can fully perform their work. Kirilenko added that there are less than 5,000 civilians in the city, including less than 140 children. The new rules of entry into Bakhmut for journalists were published in the Prescribe of Donetsk Ova of February 11. The Office announced that from February 13, it will be possible to enter the frontier city only by special crossings.

In order to apply for Bakhmut, media representatives must fill in the Google Form by 5:00 pm. Special transfers, as warned in OVA, are issued only to persons who have accreditation in the Armed Forces of Ukraine. "The pass is valid for the date indicated in it. Crossing the checkpoints on another day than indicated in the pass is impossible. Everyone who intends to work in the Donetsk and Bakhmut in particular, must first take care of their own safety.

Special accompaniment to work on civilians There are no facilities. To work with military units or law enforcement officers, support can be provided - by pre -agreed with them, " - said in the message. It should be reminded that on February 12, the media appeared information about the reinforcement of the rules of entry into the frontal Bakhmut.

The commander of the Armed Forces Air Intelligence Group with the Magyar call sign reported that the city would be closed for civilians, including volunteers. The fighter supported the introduction of a ban on entering Bakhmut, as the enemy DRG penetrates the settlement. The New York Times commented on Bakhmut on February 13. Journalists suggested that the closure of the city for civilians can be a "prelude" before the removal of units of the Armed Forces from the settlement.