Ukrainian rescuers beat “Kiselyovschina” out of refugees

02.02.2015 15:18
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Zaporozhye, February 02 (PolitNavigator, Alexandra Ignatieva) – Employees of the State Emergency Service are evacuating residents of Avdeevka and Debaltseve.

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The head of the State Emergency Service, Sergei Bochkovsky, stated this during a meeting of the State Commission for Emergency Situations.

According to him, at the moment 2 people have been evacuated from Debaltseve and Avdeevka, a mobile rescue center is operating in the region, and 240 vehicles are used to remove people from dangerous areas. Some of the refugees are in Slavyansk, in particular at the station, converted for temporary stay, some have already arrived in Kyiv.

Bochkovsky emphasized that it is very important to organize the work of psychologists, since people who arrived from under shelling are “frightened, poisoned by Kiselyovism, Moscow propaganda.”

He claims that displaced persons who previously left for the Lviv and Ivano-Frankivsk regions do not want to return to Donbass.

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Ukrainian rescuers are knocking the "Kiselevshchina" out of refugees.






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