Sunday, July 5, 2015 8:23
AM PDT
(UNIAN)
--- Ukraine
is celebrating Navy Day on Sunday. Vessels from the Western naval base of Ukraine 's Navy are taking part in the ceremony
hosted by Odessa 's
seaport, according to local news website 048.ua.
During Navy Day
festivities, everyone is able to visit Ukrainian Navy vessels, take part in the
festival of the Navy on Prymorskiy
Boulevard in Odessa
and watch a football match between veterans of Dynamo Kiev football team and a
Ukrainian Navy team.
"In the last
year you lived through the hardships of the revival of the fleet at new
stationing sites, got prepared for performing combat missions and ensured the
marine defense of our country," Poroshenko said.
Sunday, July 5, 2015
5:28 AM PDT
Five soldiers killed
and ten wounded yesterday
(Censor.NET) --- On July 4, four
Ukrainian soldiers were killed in fighting within the anti-terrorist operation
in the Donbas .
Presidential
Administration of Ukraine spokesperson on ATO issues Oleksandr Motuzianyk
announced today at a briefing, Censor.NET informs.
10 more soldiers were wounded.
According to him, significant losses are associated with the incident which occurred near thevillage of Donetskyi
(Luhansk region). Five soldiers were killed and three wounded as a result of
mine explosion.
According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the explosion killed three and injured three more soldiers.
Earlier an Aidar battalion soldier wrote on Facebook that two Aidar soldiers and three servicemen of the 24th brigade tripped a mine near the 29th checkpoint yesterday. At the same time, the General Staff said that this information was not true.
10 more soldiers were wounded.
According to him, significant losses are associated with the incident which occurred near the
According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the explosion killed three and injured three more soldiers.
Earlier an Aidar battalion soldier wrote on Facebook that two Aidar soldiers and three servicemen of the 24th brigade tripped a mine near the 29th checkpoint yesterday. At the same time, the General Staff said that this information was not true.
Sunday, July 5, 2015 4:37
AM PDT
Two civilians wounded
as terrorists shelled Shchastia
(Censor.NET) --- The terrorists mortared
the Luhansk Thermal Power Plant and a coastal pumping station located in the
town of Shchastia .
Censor.NET reports
citing the press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, General
Department in the Luhansk Region.
Two civilians (born
1974 and 1986) were wounded by gunfire shrapnel. In addition, the educational
building of the Lugansk TPP was damaged, as well as a broken transformer.
Sunday, July 5, 2015 2:57
AM PDT
Captive soldier of
28th Brigade was horribly tortured by Russian mercenaries
(Censor.NET) --- A volunteer told about
terrible tortures of a Ukrainian soldier captured by 'DPR' separatists.
Volunteer Ivanna
Kunhina wrote on Facebook, Censor.NET reports.
She told a story of a prisoned soldier called Roman who was captured by the militants on May 31 and exchanged earlier this week. He is nearly dead in intensive care of one of Dnipropetrovsk hospitals, she wrote.
"To put it honestly, Roman is in coma. And you know what good 'DPR' soldiers did to him? Roman had a tattoo with the word Lviv and a trident... They cut the tattoo off alive, broke his legs and hands, and cut his liver... Indeed... Alive... In addition, his intestines were ruptured in several places... He was pricked with a rusty awl... But when the guy lost consciousness, he was taken to a hospital inDonetsk and given glucose to keep him alive
because they knew he could be exchanged. He was not given a single dose of
antibiotic over 30 days!.. And then the separatists called us and proposed to
exchange him for a 'DPR' soldier because glucose is too expensive," she wrote.
Roman is currently suffering from severe sepsis. He is in Mechnikov hospital in Dnipropetrovsk. The doctors did all they could, Ivanna said. The only hope is for God's miracle, she added.
She told a story of a prisoned soldier called Roman who was captured by the militants on May 31 and exchanged earlier this week. He is nearly dead in intensive care of one of Dnipropetrovsk hospitals, she wrote.
"To put it honestly, Roman is in coma. And you know what good 'DPR' soldiers did to him? Roman had a tattoo with the word Lviv and a trident... They cut the tattoo off alive, broke his legs and hands, and cut his liver... Indeed... Alive... In addition, his intestines were ruptured in several places... He was pricked with a rusty awl... But when the guy lost consciousness, he was taken to a hospital in
Roman is currently suffering from severe sepsis. He is in Mechnikov hospital in Dnipropetrovsk. The doctors did all they could, Ivanna said. The only hope is for God's miracle, she added.
Sunday, July 5, 2015 1:03
AM PDT
Terrorists shelled
Pisky with fire bombs
(Censor.NET) --- The terrorists continue
to violate the cease-fire. Yesterday, the ATO forces’ positions were fired for
about 30 times from banned weapons.
Censor.NET reports
citing the ATO press center.
Stanytsia Luhanska
and Novhorodske villages, as well as Shchastia town, were shelled with 120-mm
mortars. The ATO forces' positions at the village of Pisky
have been fired from fire bombs at 9.30 p.m.
The Russian-backed
terrorists were attacking Ukrainian soldiers near Avdiivka town, Marinka,
Starohnativka, Krymske, Opytne villages and the Donetsk airport, firing from small arms.
Ten militants' drones were spotted in the Luhansk regions.
From midnight to 6 am on July 5 militants were harassing fire from small arms almost the entire line of the collision. Ukrainian soldiers give an adequate response, using weapons not prohibited by theMinsk
agreements.
The situation in the ATO is totally controlled by Ukrainian soldiers.
Ten militants' drones were spotted in the Luhansk regions.
From midnight to 6 am on July 5 militants were harassing fire from small arms almost the entire line of the collision. Ukrainian soldiers give an adequate response, using weapons not prohibited by the
The situation in the ATO is totally controlled by Ukrainian soldiers.
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