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Consequences1,000 people died in Luhansk during ATO
As of July 27, the number of casualties in the anti-terrorist operation zone reached 1,000 people, informed acting head of Luhansk Oblast State Administration Iryna Veryhina.
“According to the official data, the number of casualties amounts to 1,000 people in Luhansk oblast,” said Veryhina.
As Capital informed earlier, as of July 26, 129 people were killed, 3,442 were injured since the start of the ATO in Eastern Ukraine in April 2014, reads the report of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights.
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