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hot spotThree civilians killed, another four wounded in Donetsk
Three civilians were killed and another four were wounded in Donetsk on October 8, Donetsk City Hall said in a report posted on its Web site, informed Interfax-Ukraine.
"Last night was not quiet in the city. New shelling incidents were reported from the Kuibyshevsky and Kyivsky districts from 1930 on October 7 to 0220 on October 8. Shells razed a private house to the ground at 32 Yeremenko Street and a house at 41 Sadova Street. A residential building at 98 Krupska Street, and a residential building's balcony at 11 Batuscheva Street were destroyed. Three civilians were killed in the hostilities and another four suffered injuries of differing degrees in Donetsk on October 8," said the report posted on Wednesday.
It was quiet in the city districts as of 1000 and there were no reports of gunfire from residents.
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