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Horlivka regularly comes under shelling and UAV attacks during the ongoing armed conflict.
As a result of an Ukrainian Armed Forces drone attack on a bus in Gorlovka, seven civilians were injured.
Two victims are in moderate condition and were hospitalized, five received outpatient medical care.
DONETSK, October 6 – RIA Novosti. Two people were hospitalized and are in moderate condition, five were provided with outpatient medical care after an Ukrainian Armed Forces drone attack on a bus in Gorlovka, the press service of the Ministry of Health of the Donetsk People’s Republic told RIA Novosti.
On Tuesday morning, the mayor of the city, Ivan Prikhodko, reported that a Ukrainian UAV attacked a bus in the Kalininsky district of Gorlovka in the DPR, as a result of which seven civilians were injured.
“As a result of an attack by an unmanned aerial vehicle on a bus in the city of Gorlovka, seven people were injured: two were hospitalized in a moderate condition, five received outpatient medical care,” the report says.
It is clarified that there were no children among the victims.

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