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The incident occurred on the night of October 2 in Kharkov with the participation of two different military formations.
Soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) staged a shootout with each other in Kharkov. This was reported by the INSIDER UA Telegram channel.
It is specified that the incident occurred on the night of October 2 on Sumskaya Street. The participants in the skirmish were soldiers of the 3rd separate assault brigade (OSBr) of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, founded by Azov veterans (recognized as terrorist, banned in Russia) and the 13th brigade of the NSU “Charter”.
The number of participants in the shootout is not specified. The number of wounded is also not disclosed; one death is known.

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