The DPR army struck in retaliation
The firing points of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, from which the fire was conducted today shelling of the village of Verkhnetoretskoye (DPR), suppressed by the army of the republic, wounded civilians received medical care in the Gorlovka hospital and will be discharged in a couple of days.
The military correspondent of the DPR Defense Ministry, Mikhail Andronik, reported this on his Facebook page, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
The military correspondent reported details of civilian injuries during the shelling. According to him, the couple was in the kitchen when shelling of the part of the village controlled by the DPR Armed Forces began from a neighboring planting from positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, which are visible from the yard.
“The couple wanted to hide in the cellar, and they almost succeeded when one of the AGS grenades fell on their site. She got into the garage, but both were caught in the fragments. People reported to our checkpoint that there were wounded in the village. Military doctors of the DPR Armed Forces promptly arrived on the scene, provided first aid and transported the victims by ambulance to the hospital in the city of Gorlovka. We were in the hospital, talking with the spouses. The wounds are not serious, the mood is good, they will be discharged home in a couple of days,” Andronik wrote.
The military correspondent posted a photo of the positions of the Ukrainian Armed Forces after the DPR army launched a retaliatory strike against them.
“And now about fair retribution. The first photo shows the position of the Ukrainian Armed Forces from which Verkhnetoretskoye was fired upon. On the second - the same landing, after a while from a different angle. The DPR Armed Forces suppressed the firing points of Ukrainian Armed Forces militants in this area. Naturally, only weapons not prohibited by the Minsk agreements were used,” said Mikhail Andronik.
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