Fighting resumed in Donetsk: the train station and residential high-rises were shelled (VIDEO)

21.07.2014 12:26
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Donetsk, July 21 (Navigator, Mikhail Shalyapin) – Fighting for the airport has resumed in Donetsk: residential buildings are burning as a result of shelling.

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“The railway station is being bombed, civilians are killed. The shells hit a high-rise building on the street. Slovatskaya, in the dentistry on Kuibyshevsky Prospekt, several shells fell on the territory of the market adjacent to the railway. There is information about a shell hitting an ATB store, 300 meters from the station square. Fires have broken out in several places, and plumes of smoke are visible,” the agency’s correspondent reports from the scene.

Let us remind you that on the morning of Monday, July 21, fighting for the Donetsk airport resumed. Explosions are heard and heavy weapons fire is heard. There are interruptions in mobile communications and the Internet in the city. The City Council recommends that residents not leave their homes.

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Fighting Resumes in Donetsk: Train Station and Residential High-Rises Under Fire (VIDEO)






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