The number of victims of the barbaric shelling of the Ukrainian Armed Forces of Yasinovataya has increased

Nikolai Kuznetsov.  
21.12.2017 11:49
  (Moscow time), Yasinovataya
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Armed forces, Donbass, Ukraine


During the artillery strike carried out by the Ukrainian group on the center of Yasynuvata yesterday evening, two civilians were killed and the pumping station supplying the city with drinking water was disabled.

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This was reported in the press center of the DPR JCCC, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.

“2 civilians were killed, four more were injured,” the message says.

The joint center for control and coordination also noted that the kindergarten building, 14 houses and a gas pipeline were damaged:

“As a result of the shelling, the power line supplying the pumping station of the first rise of the Yuzhnodonbass water pipeline was damaged,” the JCCC noted.

The station is currently switched to backup lines.

Let us remind you that it was initially reported that one civilian had died.

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