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    Additional 400 Russians were Unloaded on Sevastopol

    on 03/13/2014 | | HotNews | News

    The Russian occupying forces continue the expansion of their capacities. On March, 12 in the Bay Cossack (Sevastopol) 21 vehicles and nearly 400 Russian soldiers were unloaded from the large landing ship “Novocherkassk” which belongs to the Black Sea Fleet of Russia.

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