Under Donetsk lost the bus with children

Donetsk regional state administration informs about the disappearance of the bus with children. Guys, among which orphans and pupils of children's homes of family type, left the city Snow on 12 June in the morning. Prime Minister DND Alexander Borodai didn't rule out that the militia could stop to take his children in Dnipropetrovsk oblast.

The Department of public relations of the Donetsk regional state administration has told that unknown persons intercepted the bus with 25 children who were sent from metropolis Snow Donetsk region of Ukraine on improvement in Dnepropetrovsk region. In the people's militia of Donbass about this incident know nothing.

According to reliable information of the Department of public relations of the Donetsk regional state administration, children, among which orphans and pupils of children's homes of family type, left the city Snow on 12 June in the morning. The bus, which was accompanied by a traffic police car was stopped in one of the posts. As announced in the Donetsk regional state administration, the car of traffic police left the post, and the bus accompanied by armed people continued moving. "At the moment, administration explains the details of the incident", - is told in the news.

1 of the favorites of the national militia of Donbass Miroslav Rudenko told RIA Novosti that the militia anything about this incident does not know. "Uninformed", - said the interlocutor of the Agency, adding that the authorities of the self-proclaimed DND organize the removal of children in the Russian Federation, but not in the area of Dnepropetrovsk region. "As far as I know, with areas of Donetsk national Republic children were taken on the area of the Russian Federation, refugees, they were brought there," - said the Agency interlocutor.

Prime Minister DND Alexander Borodai also did not rule out that the militia could stop to take his children in Dnipropetrovsk oblast. He assured that even if the conflict took place, the children's safety.

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