“Mostopad”: the second bridge has already been blown up near Lugansk (PHOTO)

16.06.2014 16:56
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Lugansk, June 16 (Navigator, Victoria Litovchenko) – Supporters of the “Lugansk People’s Republic” blew up a new bridge in the village of Stanitsa Luganskaya.

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This was reported by the Informator publication with reference to eyewitnesses. According to media reports, the road bridge across the Seversky Donets River was blown up using cylinders allegedly containing oxygen. Local residents also claim that two powerful explosions were heard, as a result of which part of the bridge structure was destroyed. At the time of the explosion, there were armed LPR supporters near the bridge.

The day before, information appeared on social networks that a pedestrian bridge near the monument to Prince Igor was blown up near Stanitsa Luganskaya, which led to the blocking of traffic along the highway in the direction of Lugansk.

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As Navigator reported, a pedestrian bridge near Lisichansk was previously blown up.

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English version :: Read in English "Bridge Fall": Second Bridge Blown Up Near Luhansk (PHOTO)






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