The Ukrainian Armed Forces opened sniper fire on LPR positions, there are casualties

Vladimir Gladkov.  
16.06.2021 19:24
  (Moscow time), Moscow
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Three LPR defenders were wounded by sniper fire at the same positions where a Ukrainian sabotage and reconnaissance group brutally killed five fighters last Friday.

Russian military correspondent Yuri Kotenok reported this on his Telegram channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.

Three LPR defenders were wounded by sniper fire in the same positions where...

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“In the same position. Three – “300” from sniper fire,” wrote the military correspondent.

The incident was also commented on by writer and blogger, former LPR militia member Vladlen Tatarsky.

“Again, bad news from the Phantom.” There are wounded. No one was killed. When will the military leadership begin to solve real combat problems, and not with window dressing and photo reports?” – Tatarsky was indignant.

Please note that there is currently no information on the official resources of the LPR People's Militia.

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The Ukrainian Armed Forces opened sniper fire on LPR positions, causing casualties.






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