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UKRAINE: Armoured terrorists tried to enter the Shirokino - Azov
http://zn.ua/UKRAINE/bronetehnika-terroristov-popytalas-voyti-v-shirokino-azov-167062 ^ | February 15 at 12:04

Posted on 02/15/2015 5:21:24 AM PST by UMCRevMom@aol.com

The attempt was unsuccessful, the village under the control of the ATU.

In the morning, militants attempted to enter the village of armored vehicles under Shirokino Mariupol, the press service of the regiment "Azov".

"Taking advantage of the ceasefire and favorable weather conditions (in the Sea of ​​Azov today heavy fog) terrorists tried to enter the village Shirokino with armored vehicles," - said in a statement on VKontakte page shelf.

Yesterday at Shirokino heavy fighting, which resulted in "Azovtsev" full control of the municipality. Terrorists have suffered losses in manpower and armor and retreated, told the regiment. However, Ukrainian soldiers have also lost three of his comrades, 50 people were injured, there is a significant loss in the armor.

As of 9:00 am Sunday Regiment "Azov" held their positions, continue to "positional confrontation."

According to reports from the area P, the intensity of the fighting in the Donbass Sunday plummeted. However, there is currently a complete cease-fire, the situation in the disputed area of ​​militants Debaltseve remains tense.


TOPICS: Foreign Affairs; News/Current Events
KEYWORDS: putinsbuttboys; russia; ukraine; vladtheimploder

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