First responders stop ammonia leak at Donetsk brewery

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The minister led a team of 51 people as they worked to eliminate the emergency

Published 4 months ago · Donetsk, Ukraine Photography ura-inform.com

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First responders stop ammonia leak at Donetsk brewery

The minister led a team of 51 people as they worked to eliminate the emergency

4 months ago·Moscow, Russian Federation

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Zeit Online

War against Ukraine: Brewery Hit in Donetsk - Toxic Ammonia Leaked

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4 months ago·Germany

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skai.gr

Ukraine: Toxic ammonia released from fire brewery in Danietsk

According to pro-Russian authorities, the fire at the brewery in the Kalininsky district of the same name was caused by Ukrainian Artillery fire, while toxic ammonia released in gaseous form has spread over a two-kilometre radius.

4 months ago·Greece

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Het Nieuwsblad

Toxic ammonia released from burning brewery in Donetsk

The toxic gas ammonia has been released from a burning brewery in the eastern Ukrainian city of Donetsk. This was announced by the separatist authorities in the area on Wednesday.

4 months ago·Belgium

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4 months ago·Amsterdam, Netherlands

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УРА-Информ

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