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War in Ukraine: In a ghost village in Donbas, only two survivors after the fighting

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Mykola Gonchar, 58, and his mother Nina, 92, survived the bombardments in Bogorodychne, in the Donbas, a village repeatedly taken and retaken by the Ukrainians and Russians on the front line. The demolished church, its golden domes fallen to the ground, and almost every house in this village of 750 inhabitants before the war bear the traces of violent fighting.

Added on the 14/09/2022 15:01:29 - Copyright : France 24 EN

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