Here is today's map of the security situation in eastern Ukraine, according to the National Security and Defense Council:
Activist flees Crimea fearing for safety:
By the Crimean Desk of RFE/RL's Ukrainian Service
Ukrainian activist Natalya Kharchenko says she has fled the Russian-annexed Ukrainian region of Crimea, fearing for her safety.
Kharchenko told the Crimean Human Rights Group on June 21 that she moved from Simferopol to Ukraine's capital, Kyiv, to avoid "persecution" from Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB).
Kharchenko is the wife of the former director of the Ukrainian Cultural Center in Crimea, Andriy Vinohradov.
In January, the FSB searched their apartment in Simferopol, the Crimean capital, and confiscated their computers.
After that, Vinohradov lost his job and the FSB launched a preliminary investigation against Kharchenko, accusing her of making statements that violate Russia's territorial integrity, charges she denies.
As part of the probe, investigators interrogated Kharchenko four times.
Her husband left Crimea several weeks ago and is also now in Kyiv. Their young children remain in Crimea with relatives.