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Muravlenkovets received his own bullet in the head due to ricochet

In Muravlenko 38-year-old man was injured in shooting from air weapons

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Muravlenkovets received his own bullet in the head due to ricochet

In Muravlenko, a 38-year-old man was injured in shooting from air weapons. According to the Telegram channel 112, one of the bullets ricocheted and hit him in the head.

As a result of the emergency, the projectile got stuck under the skin, in this regard, the man had to seek medical help. There is no official information about this incident.

In November, a 26-year-old man was arrested on charges of murdering an acquaintance. During a verbal exchange, the man took a firearm and shot at the opponent, bullets hit the head and neck.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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