Rob Lee (Twitter)

"In response, the miners, workingth the military, began drilling holes beneath the shaft to place explosives, according to several workers.

A few days later, around Dec. 20, the shaft was blown up. 'Everything collapsed, and now it’s all rock,' Mr. Telegin said.

A Metinvest manager, who requested anonymity because he was not authorized to speak, said explosives had also been placed in the facility’s two other shafts farther west, near the villages of Kotlyne and Udachne, which remain under Ukrainian control today. It is unclear if they have already been detonated.

From 7,000 tons of coal a day this summer, production fell to just over 2,000 tons by mid-December, the manager said. The strike on the electricity substation, on Christmas Eve, dealt the final blow: the mine shut down and production dropped to zero.

Mr. Kalenkov, the steel expert, said the mine’s closure put Ukraine in a precarious situation. Importing coking coal to make up for the loss...

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Necro Mancer (Twitter)

@Tarantu65058589: Запугивают наших военных

Rob Lee (Twitter)

@stevesmithsnoq: Russian forces are at the mine itself in some places.

Status-6 (Twitter)

Another footage showing fire at the fuel depot in the Russian town of Liski.

Looks like multiple fuel tanks are burning.

Necro Mancer (Twitter)

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Rob Lee (Twitter)

@wilendhornets: 🤝