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    Russian helicopters landed in Djankoi

    on 03/13/2014 | | HotNews | News

    Djankoi (northern part of the Crimea). According to the press service of the Ukrainian Air Force, a military medical center for Russian troops is currently deployed at the airport Djankoi. Yesterday there are up to 300 Russian servicemen at the military facility. On March, 11 5 Russian helicopters landed at the airfield: 5 Mi-8 and 4 Mi-24.

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