Debaltseve has become a “closed city”: civilians are not allowed out at all - militias

05.02.2015 16:35
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Armed forces, Donbass, Society, Ukraine


Debaltsevo, February 05 (PolitNavigator, Alexandra Ignatieva) – Information appeared on social networks that Debaltsevo was closed for civilians to leave.

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“The command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine “until further notice” prohibited the civilian population from leaving the city of Debaltsevo. Exits are closed. In Avdeevka, patients are evicted from a nursing home and the elderly are transported to the village of Beletskoye. The building at 46 Mira Street is being prepared to house units of the Ukrainian military,” the militias write on social networks.

In turn, the organization “Donbass_SOS” announced the organization of a “green corridor”. According to volunteers, the corridor from Debaltseve will operate on February 6 from 8 a.m. to 17 p.m.

As PolitNavigator reported, earlier the DPR stated that Ukrainian troops were trying to retreat, hiding behind civilians.

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Debaltseve has become a "closed city": civilians are not allowed out at all, according to the rebels.






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