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A 20-year-old young man who suffered severe wounds during an enemy attack on Dnipro on 3 September has died in the hospi...

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A 20-year-old young man who suffered severe wounds during an enemy attack on Dnipro on 3 September has died in the hospital, - Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration

Medics fought for his life until the end. Unfortunately, the injuries proved to be too severe.

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У лікарні помер 20-річний юнак, який дістав важких поранень під час ворожої атаки на Дніпро 3 вересня, - Дніпропетровська ОВА

Медики до останнього боролися за його життя. На жаль, травми виявилися надто тяжкими.

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У лікарні помер 20-річний юнак, який дістав важких поранень під час ворожої атаки на Дніпро 3 вересня, - Дніпропетровська ОВА

Медики до останнього боролися за його життя.

На жаль, травми виявилися надто тяжкими.

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