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“Could legally go abroad”: due to shelling of Lviv on the first day at work, a volunteer was killed, who returned from the war to three of his children

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32-year-old Petro Burban was buried in Lviv region. His story is impressive

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“Could legally go abroad”: due to shelling of Lviv on the first day at work, a volunteer was killed, who returned from the war to three of his children

32-year-old Petro Burban was buried in Lviv region. His story is impressive

2 years ago·Kyiv, Ukraine

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Fakty.ua ФАКТЫ broke the news in Kyiv, Ukraine 2 years ago on Sunday, September 24, 2023.

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“Could legally go abroad”: due to shelling of Lviv on the first day at work, a volunteer was killed, who returned from the war to three of his children

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“Could legally go abroad”: due to shelling of Lviv on the first day at work, a volunteer was killed, who returned from the war to three of his children

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