“They thought there was an earthquake,” a fallen TV tower in Kramatorsk scared people to death (VIDEO)

01.07.2014 09:59
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Society, Policy, Ukraine


Kramatorsk, July 01 (Navigator, Victoria Litovchenko) – A video has appeared on social networks, which shows what remains of a TV tower that fell in Kramatorsk.

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As Navigator reported, at night the 222-meter structure fell after the metal cables that held it were “cut” by mines. No casualties were reported, although local residents write that they were very scared.

“They thought there was an earthquake. Everything shook,” they share their feelings.

In addition, residents of Kramatorsk filmed what the city center looks like after the night shelling. According to them, the Ukrainian military tried to “finish off” the executive committee, where the militia headquarters is located.

Many spent the night in shelters: in the morning aircraft appeared, which after the events in Donetsk and Lugansk frightened people even more.

 

 

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