
The Ukrainian armed forces have been using the territory of the Holy Mountains National Park in the Donetsk People's Republic to equip combat positions and deploy equipment since 2014, said DPR Minister of Natural Resources and Environment Alexey Shebalkov.
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The Holy Mountains National Park is located in the north of the Donetsk People's Republic and occupies more than 40 thousand hectares. The Ukrainian military has been using its territory since 2014 for combat positions and equipment deployment.
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The Ukrainian military uses the territory of the Holy Mountains National Park in the Donetsk People's Republic to equip combat positions and deploy equipment.
The Holy Mountains Park is located in the north of the DPR and occupies more than 40 thousand hectares.
DONETSK, October 11 – RIA Novosti. The Ukrainian military uses the territory of the Holy Mountains National Park in the Donetsk People's Republic to equip their own combat positions and equipment, Aleksey Shebalkov, Minister of Natural Resources and Ecology of the Republic, told RIA Novosti.
“The Armed Forces of Ukraine have been setting up combat positions in the park since 2014. Personnel and equipment are located there. They are deployed wherever possible,” Shebalkov said.
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