Farewell ceremony with the dead commander of the militia of the self-proclaimed Donetsk people's Republic Arseniy Pavlov with the Callsign "Motorola" ended in Donetsk, according to city officials, it was attended by about 10 thousand People.
The coffin Pavlova mounted on a gun carriage, After which the applause of the tractor proceeded through the main street of the city. After moving it Authorized the leadership of the DNI, heads of ministries and departments and other officials, RIA " Novosti ".
Also in the procession are thousands of citizens and residents of the Republic. Commissioners, city authorities find it difficult to name the exact number of people willing to say goodbye to Pavlov. According to unconfirmed information, such as gathered about 10 thousand in Addition, the Commissioner of the Ministry of defense DNI said that the Internet action in memory of the Motorola participated more than 5 thousand People. First it was stated that at the farewell ceremony with Motorola in Donetsk came a few thousand people. Also at the mourning ceremony there has arrived the Head of the self-proclaimed Donetsk national Republic Alexander Zakharchenko. On Wednesday, the Coffin with the body of the Motorola delivered in the theatre of the DNI for the ceremony. On Sunday evening it was announced about the death in Donetsk as a result of the bombing of the commander of the militia DND Arseniy Pavlov, known under the Callsign " Motorola ". Together with him died his subordinate. Later in the Internet appeared the frames from the murder scene. Chapter proclaimed Donetsk national Republic Alexander Zakharchenko said that he already know who is the customer of murder of Motorola. Zakharchenko Also said that the attack on Pavlov Kiev broke the truce and declared war on the DNR. The Commissioner of the Ministry of defense of Ukraine on the problems of fighting Andrei Lysenko said that Motorola was "lucky die" because he faced " inevitable punishment in the form of a lifelong punishment ". The DNR declared three days of mourning.

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