09:39 03.05.2017

One Ukrainian serviceman killed, seven wounded in ATO zone

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On May 2, militants shelled the Ukrainian army positions in the Anti-Terrorist Operation (ATO) zone, as a result of which one Ukrainian soldier was killed and seven were wounded, the press center of the ATO headquarters reported.

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One Ukrainian serviceman killed, seven wounded in ATO zone

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