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A mine nailed to the coast of the city in the Odessa region

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Yuzhny residents are asked not to go to the beach, because special services will conduct demining, according to the local Telegram channel.

In the evening, a mine was nailed to the coast of the city of Yuzhnoye in the Odessa region from the Black Sea. This was reported on Friday, April 22, by one of the local telegram channels.

City residents are asked not to go to the beach, as special services will clean up the bullets.

Recall that the head of the Odessa military administration, Maxim Marchenko, warned that the information about the partial demolition of Odessa beaches by sappers is not true. Odessa officials emphasize that in any case you should not move to the beaches of the city and region.

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Source: korrespondent

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