Russia is bringing equipment to the border in the Kherson region, - State Border Service

27.06.2014 14:32
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Kherson, June 27 (Navigator, Victoria Litovchenko) – Near the administrative border with the Kherson region, the Russian Armed Forces are concentrating forces and means.

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According to the press service of the State Border Service of Ukraine, on Thursday, at about 23:30, two armored personnel carriers, two infantry fighting vehicles, one UAZ, a fuel tanker, and 10 trucks with four guns arrived at the Arabat Strelka checkpoint in the area of ​​the gas distribution station.

“Accordingly, the Azov-Black Sea regional department of the State Border Service also redeployed forces and assets in this area,” the department emphasized.

Let us remind you that by decision of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine, traffic at nine checkpoints located in the conflict zone was stopped.

As Navigator reported, border guards previously stated that Russian military planes “flew” into the Kherson region from the Crimean sides.

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Russia is moving equipment to the border in the Kherson region, according to the State Border Service.






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