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Human rights activist Lysyansky spoke about the situation with occupied mines in Donbas

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He reported it on Ether Espresso. “From 2014 to 2024, out of a hundred mines that had been under the control of the occupiers since 2014, only 8 mines remained. In addition to one hundred mines, there were also factories that serviced mining equipment, there were training posts, there were palaces of culture, sports clubs, which were at the mines. This is all eliminated. That's hundreds of thousands of jobs. Miners, when the mines were liquidate…

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