The Ukrainian rear was shelled again: four people died due to an artillery strike on Gornyak

13.02.2015 18:34
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Gornyak, February 13 (PolitNavigator, Alexandra Ignatieva) –  As a result of the shelling of the city of Gornyak, five civilians were killed and another person was wounded.

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This was reported to the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in the Donetsk region. In turn, the Donetsk regional state administration, as of 16:00, reported six wounded, injured in the shelling of Gornyak.

“Six wounded people were taken to the hospital, including one child in serious condition. Ten more people received medical care without hospitalization,” the administration noted.

Let us note that, according to local residents, the city is not even in a buffer zone, but in a border zone and has not come under fire before.

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As PolitNavigator reported, earlier Kramatorsk was shelled in the Ukrainian rear. The DPR called the incident a provocation.

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The Ukrainian rear was shelled again: four people were killed due to an artillery strike on Gornyak.






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