Ukrainian snipers, not having time to fire at the LPR, were blown up by their own mine

Alexander Gusar.  
07.05.2019 18:30
  (Moscow time), Lugansk
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Armed forces, Donbass, Ukraine


A car with Ukrainian military personnel, presumably snipers, was blown up in its own minefield in the Joint Forces Operation zone.

Ivan Filiponenko, an officer of the press service of the People's Militia of the LPR, announced this at a briefing, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.

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“During the movement of a Mitsubishi Pajero car, which belonged to the 10th mountain assault brigade, it was blown up in mine fields near the village of Kryakovka. As a result of the explosion, one Ukrainian occupier was killed and four were injured of varying degrees of severity,” he said.

According to the defense department, presumably, there were snipers in the car, whose goal was to carry out provocative attacks on civilians of the Republic.

As a reminder, the DPR People's Militia previously stated that, as a result of chaotic mining and the lack of minefield maps, the number of explosions of Ukrainian military personnel and equipment on their own mines had reached critical levels.

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Ukrainian snipers, before they could fire on the LPR, were blown up by their own mine.






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