The Main Directorate for Emergency Situations in Zaporizhzhia Oblast has no information confirming an increase in the frequency of ammunition explosions at the military depots of the artillery base near the village of Novobohdanivka in Melitopol district. \nThis was reported on Saturday by the Public Relations Center of the regional emergency management directorate. \nAs explained in an interview with the agency by the head of the PRC, Mykola Sopyn, who is at the scene, the increase in the frequency of explosions that was reported earlier may be "simply impacts," that is, minor explosions of ammunition. \nAccording to the regional directorate of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, the intensity of explosions is currently remaining at the morning level - approximately 1 explosion every 30 minutes. \nAt the same time, as Ukrainian Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych states, by the end of the day residents of Melitopol district who were evacuated from the 10-kilometer zone around the artillery base will be able to return to their homes. \n"There will be an opportunity to return (the residents) and we will do this," the prime minister said at a press conference following an inspection of the base with artillery ammunition near Melitopol. \nAccording to him, the issue of returning residents evacuated from the 5-kilometer zone will be decided separately for each populated area. "There will be separate decisions for each village," the prime minister said, assuring that the overall situation is under the control of the relevant agencies. \n \n