At night, Donetsk came under heavy artillery fire

09.11.2014 12:24
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Donetsk, November 09 (Politnavigator, Mikael Chagalyan) – It was extremely tense in Donetsk at night. From approximately 04.30, powerful volleys and explosions were heard in all areas. Powerful artillery shelling hit the Kuibyshev and Kiev regions at night.

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As a result of shelling, residential buildings on the street were damaged. Luzina, st. Signalnaya, st. Mine miners. Unfortunately, the houses on 50 Let Sovetskoi Ukrainy Street, 31a, st. Shakhtoprokhodchikov 99, 121, 123.

Information was also received about the departure of a team from the Ministry of Emergency Situations to extinguish a fire that arose as a result of a shell hitting a residential building on the street. Buslaeva 23. Numerous casualties were avoided only due to the fact that many residents of these areas were evacuated. However, one civilian is known to have died and 12 were wounded.

The final data on those injured and killed as a result of the fighting in Donetsk is being clarified.

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Donetsk was subjected to heavy artillery shelling overnight.






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