Fleeing Ukrainians live in train at Slavyansk station

Fleeing Ukrainians live in train at Slavyansk station

Vladimir Pehov, living in a train at a station in Slavyansk, Donetsk Province, eastern Ukraine, says he is tired of being cooped up in a train compartment. Some 25 people fleeing from Russian separatist-occupied Debaltseve in the province live in two trains there. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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