The failure of the “Easter truce”. The militants fired at the Ukrainian positions more than 30 times

The failure of the “Easter truce”. The militants fired at the Ukrainian positions more than 30 times

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31 Mar, 07:25

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The occupation troops used mortars, rocket-propelled grenades and other heavy weapons.

The Russian militants occupying forces continue to disrupt the “Easter truce” installed at the demarcation line of the parties from midnight March 30.

As the press center of the ATO headquarters, over the past day, the aggressor has committed 32 attack of positions of the Ukrainian defenders.

In particular, as stated in the message, on Donetsk the direction from 82-mm mortars, grenade launchers and anti-tank guided missile the enemy fired on strengthening military near Talakivka, used grenade launchers in the area Experienced Verhnetoretskogo, Bogdanovka, the Mine Butovka, Lebedinsky and Shyrokine.

Also from grenade launchers, heavy machine guns and anti-aircraft guns fired at strengthening the Ukrainian military in the Water, and heavy machine guns – near Pavlopol and the Food industry worker.

In addition, small arms fire was conducted on military Pavlopolya, Avdeevka, Experienced, Bogdanovka, Novotroitsk, Heaters, Marinka, Food and Sand.

At the same time, according to the staff, at the direction of Lugansk from different types of grenade launchers, heavy machine guns and small arms, the invaders fired on strong points of the Ukrainian military near Lugansk. Rocket-propelled grenades, the enemy used near Katerinovka.

According to the press center during the attacks no Ukrainian soldier was wounded. However, during the execution of combat missions one Ukrainian soldier was killed and three were wounded.

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