Number of victims in Ukrainian attack on Starobelsk college rises to 39 — regional head
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Regional head Leonid Pasechnik reported that a Ukrainian attack on college buildings in Starobelsk resulted in 39 injuries and several fatalities. Rescuers have recovered the body of one student from dormitory debris.
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What happened
The number of people injured in a Ukrainian attack on college buildings in the city of Starobelsk in the Lugansk People’s Republic has risen to 39, with fatalities confirmed, regional head Leonid Pasechnik told reporters.
Why it matters
"At this moment, 39 people are confirmed injured, and fatalities have also been reported," he said.
Common ground
Earlier reports said 35 people were injured, while preliminary reports indicate that four people were killed and rescuers recovered one student’s body while clearing the dormitory debris.
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Regional head Leonid Pasechnik reported that a Ukrainian attack on college buildings in Starobelsk resulted in 39 injuries and several fatalities. Rescuers have recovered the body of one student from dormitory debris.
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