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Battle of Starohnativka
On August 10, Ukrainian military positions of the 72nd Mechanized Brigade were assault by rebel forces in the village of Straohnativka, north of Mariupol. The pro-Russian force consisted of an armoured unit composed of ten tanks, ten armoured fighting vehicles and 400 troops supported by 122mm artillery fire. According to Ukrainian military officials, the rebel offensive was halted, and in the subsequent counter-attack Ukrainian forces evicted the militias from the heights around Starohnativka. Right Sector's sources said the focal point of the fighting was the village of Bila Kamyanka, and that seven Ukrainian servicemen were killed and 11 wounded. Ukrainian journalist Andriy Stapilenko reported one death and nine wounded among members of the 72 mechanized brigade. He also reported one tank lost. Separatist sources alleged that the battle was the result of a Ukrainian attempt to seize the nearby village of Novolaspa, and that their troops forced the intruders to withdraw. One rebel soldier was wounded. At mid-morning, the Ukrainian garrison at Starohnativka was the target of "Grad" multiple rocket volleys. That killed several soldiers. Donetsk People's Republic deputy ministry of defence, Eduard Basurin, said the Ukrainian army also fired "Grad" rockets on Telmanovo, where a civilian woman was killed by artillery fire later in the evening.
On August 11, pro-Russian forces continued their activity around Starohnativka during the day, firing 152 mm howitzers on Ukrainian positions on two occasions in the course of the morning. Ukrainian troops repelled two infiltration attempts supported by small arms fire. The nearby village of Bohdanivka was the target of multiple rocket barrages.
On August 12, a Ukrainian soldier was killed and three injured. This was the heaviest bombardment and shelling since Minsk.
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