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Mortar shells explode as Ukraine minister tours frontline: AFP

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Mortar shells fall near the frontline between Ukraine and Russia next to Novoluganske, where Ukraine's interior minister, Denys Monastyrskiy, met journalists on a tour in the trench line separating government forces from Russian-backed rebels. There is no sign that anyone was hurt in the volley of shells. IMAGES

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