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Voda Donbasa & Popasnianskyi Raion Vodakanal Water Systems Voda Donbasa & Popasnianskyi Raion VodaKanal Water Systems Balakliia 14 October 2015 Bilokurakynskyi Novopskovskyi Svatove Markivskyi Svativskyi Savyntsi Milovskyi Borova Kharkivska Starobilsk Starobilskyi Oblast Izium Krasnorichenske Bilovodskyi Bilovodsk Kreminskyi Krasnolymanskyi Novoselivka Yarova Kreminna Sviatohirsk Drobysheve Rubizhne Pryvillia Krasnyi Lyman Novoaidarskyi Novodruzhesk &( Novoaidar JK Sieverodonetsk Donetske Metolkine Luhanska Bilohorivka Q3 Syrotyne Barvinkove Ú[ Lysychansk Raihorodok Voronove Maloriazantseve Oblast Siversk Borivske Slovianskyi Sloviansk Stanychno-Luhanskyi Bylbasivka Vovchoiarivka &( Ú[ Myrna &( &( Dolyna Ú[ Ú[ Toshkivka &(&( Ú[ Yasnohirka &( Nyzhnie Ú[Ú[&( &( Shabelkivka Bilenke &( Yasna Vrubivka Hirske Poliana Ú[ &( Shchastia Kramatorsk UT Novotoshkivske Ú[ Kramatorsk &( Soledar Komyshuvakha Donetskyi Slovianoserbsk &( Oleksandrivskyi Krasnotorka Zolote &(Ú[ Ú[ Ú[ Frunze Stanytsia Krasna Ú[&( Malotaranivka &( Luhanska Hora Ú[ Ú[ Ú[ Ú[ Novodonetske Kirovsk Slovianoserbskyi Druzhkivka Popasna Pervomaisk &( Luhansk &( Irmino Chervonohvardiiske Ú[ Ú[ &( Chasiv Ú[ Ú[ Zymohiria &(Oleksandrivsk Oleksiievo-Druzhkivka Yar Popasnianskyi &( Raiske Lozivskyi Ú[ Ú[ Luhansk Ú[ Kalynove Ú[ Stakhanov Ú[ Ú[ Ú[ Ú[ Ú[ Rodakove Yuvileine Bilozerske Ú[Ú[ Ú[ Lotykove Artemivskyi Almazna Ú[ Brianka Yurivka Novosvitlivka Hannivka Mykhailivka Sviatohorivka Alchevsk Bile Hlybokyi &(Ú[ Dobropillia Kurdiumivka Myronivskyi Dobropilskyi Dzerzhynsk Lomuvatka Ú[ Ú[ Ú[&( Krasnodonskyi Yuzhna Bilorichenskyi Luhanske Artemivsk Perevalsk Ú[Cheliuskinets Svitlodarsk Lomuvatka Lenina Yashchykove Heorhiivka Kostiantynivskyi Zorynsk Vrubivskyi Vodianske Buhaivka Bilytske Zaitseve Verhulivka Dzerzhynsk Kirove Holmivskyi Seleznivka Bairachky Uspenka Ú[ Komisarivka Lutuhyne Ú[ Sievero-Hundorivskyi Artemove Perevalskyi Sukhodilsk Nelipivka Lutuhynskyi Sievernyi Rodynske Tsentralnyi Ú[ Molodohvardiisk Horlivka Debaltseve Ú[ Novhorodske Chernukhyne UT Novoekonomichne Horlivka Horodyshche Shterivka Simeikyne Vuhlehirsk Fedorivka Krasnodon Dymytrov Malomykolaivka Talove Uralo-Kavkaz Enhelsove Krasnodarskyi Petrovske Ú[ Izvaryne Krasnoarmiisk Yenakiieve Myrne Oleksandrivske Karlo-Marksove Novooleksandrivka Hrodivka Zaporizhzhia Velykyi Keramik Pryberezhne Dnipropetrovska Ocheretyne Hrushove Loh Udachne Yenakiieve Olkhovatka Verkhnotoretske Antratsytivskyi Shevchenko Yunokomunarivsk Fashchivka Krasnyi Oblast Novohrodivka Zhelanne Yasynuvatskyi Kut Sofiivskyi Panteleimonivka Korsun Druzhne Krasnoarmiiskyi Komyshivka Shchotove Ú[ Kamiane Avdiivka Zhdanivka Sadovo-Khrustalnenskyi Khrustalne Ú[ Yasenivskyi Selydove Yasynuvata Ú[Ú[Ú[ Ú[ Velykokamianka Krasnyi Proletarskyi Pavlivka Yasynivka Krynychna Rozsypne Vakhrusheve Antratsyt Komsomolskyi Nyzhnia Stizhkivske Luch Bokovo-Platove Zemlianky Kniahynivka Klenovyi Ú[ Krynka Vilkhivka Moskovske Volodarsk Ukrainsk Ú[ Ú[ Krasnyi Pelahiivka Ú[ Tsukuryne Kontarne Sieverne Novodarivka Sverdlovsk Oktiabr Miusynsk Kripenskyi Rovenky Leninske Ú[ Hirnyk Ú[ Chervonopartyzansk Makiivka Hirne Zuivka Dubivskyi Donetska Makiivka Shakhtarske Donetska Kolosnykove Shakhtarsk Yesaulivka Khartsyzk Serdyte Dzerzhynskyi Khartsyzk Torez Zalisne Kurakhivka Krasnohorivka Sverdlove Nyzhnii Oblast Zuhres Lymanchuk Kalininskyi Illinka Oblast Vuhliar Torez Snizhne Naholchyk Donetsk Nykyforove Naholno-Tarasivka Velykonovosilkivskyi Hostre Staromykhailivka Huselske Brazhyne Kurakhove Shakhtne Pervomaiske Maiak Voikove Donetsk Mezhove Biriukove Marinka Hruzko-Zorianske Pokrovka Shakhtarskyi Ilovaisk Sverdlovskyi Marinskyi Hruzko-Lomivka Laryne Mospyne Velyka Horbachevo-Mykhailivka Novosilka Novoamvrosiivske Olenivka Novyi Kuteinykove Svit Amvrosiivskyi Amvrosiivka Vuhledar Voikovskyi Dokuchaievsk Starobesheve Volodymyrivka Blahodatne Olhynka Starobeshivskyi Legend &( Borehole Volnovakha Ú[ Pumping station Volnovaskyi Q3 WTP Donske JK Water Intake RUSSIA UT Water reservoir Zaporizska Telmanivskyi Main pipelines Zaporizska Water canal Telmanove Oblast Rozivka Buffer zone Settlement ± Raion Volodarskyi Note: damages reported by the water utilities. Novoazovskyi Volodarske Talakivka Sartana Mariupol Mariupol Novoazovsk Siedove Manhush Pershotravnevyi Yalta 015 30 60 Kilometers.
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