A Ukrainian truck loaded with ammunition exploded in the Donbass

Alexander Gusar.  
30.04.2019 18:28
  (Moscow time), Donetsk
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Armed forces, Donbass, Ukraine


A Ukrainian army truck carrying ammunition for 122-mm artillery weapons prohibited by the Minsk agreements ran over a mine installed by its own military, after which an explosion occurred.

Official representative of the operational command of the DPR Daniil Bezsonov announced this today during a briefing, the correspondent reports from PolitNavigator.

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In particular, he noted that incoming information confirms an increase in the concentration of prohibited weapons in the area of ​​​​the settlements of Vodyanoye and Lebedinskoye.

“On April 29, northwest of the village of Vodyanoye, a ZIL-131 truck of the 79th brigade was blown up by an anti-tank mine installed by Ukrainian militants. A truck carrying 122-mm ammunition for D-30 howitzers hidden in the area burned down completely, killing two Ukrainian paratroopers,” said Daniil Bezsonov.

As a reminder, the LPR People's Militia previously reported that a Ukrainian soldier was blown up by his own mine while attempting to leave his unit in the Luhansk region without permission.

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A Ukrainian truck carrying ammunition exploded in Donbass.






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