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Public response to Volgograd shooting incident by end of 2024?
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Russian Soldier Discharged from Ukraine Shoots at Children in Volgograd, Wounds 12-Year-Old Boy
Jul 15, 2024, 01:10 PM
A Russian soldier who was medically discharged from Ukraine has been accused of firing at a group of children in the Volgograd region. The incident occurred near the farm Ugolskoye, where the children, aged 9-13, were walking with a speaker past the house of the soldier, who was reportedly celebrating with another SMO veteran and a woman. The soldier, allegedly irritated by the loud music, took a gun and fired multiple shots, wounding a 12-year-old boy in the leg. Local media reported that the soldier had recently returned from Ukraine and was involved in the Special Military Operation (SMO).
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