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      Ukraine: Donetsk fire station damaged after heavy shelling00:51

      Ukraine: Donetsk fire station damaged after heavy shelling

      Ukraine, Donetsk
      Politics
      June 5, 2015 at 05:29 GMT +00:00 · Published

      A fireman from the Kievskiy District of Donetsk showed the extent of damage the fire station received as a result of shelling in the area, Friday.

      The fireman showed a fire engine that had received a direct hit from renewed shelling and gave a tour of the fire station whose walls, windows and doors had signs of shrapnel damage.

      According to reports, no emergency personnel were injured during this week’s blasts.

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      A fireman from the Kievskiy District of Donetsk showed the extent of damage the fire station received as a result of shelling in the area, Friday.

      The fireman showed a fire engine that had received a direct hit from renewed shelling and gave a tour of the fire station whose walls, windows and doors had signs of shrapnel damage.

      According to reports, no emergency personnel were injured during this week’s blasts.