Makiyivka

American

[muh-kee-yif-kuh, mah-kee-yiv-kah] / məˈki yɪf kə, mɑˈki yɪv kɑ /

Or Makiivka

a city in southeastern Ukraine, north of the Sea of Azov.

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The incident happened on or before Saturday 12 November in Makiyivka, a village on the front line in Luhansk region.

From BBC

Part of the footage from this scene also appears in a video posted online by the Ukrainian Ministry of Defence about military operations in the Makiyivka area.

From BBC

A woman was killed by shelling in the rebel-held town of Makiyivka, local sources said.

From BBC

Sergei Pozhidayev, a racing driver who lives in the rebel-held town of Makiyivka, saw things in somber terms.

From Reuters

An exit poll monitor, Natalia Samostrokova, 35, said that by noon Zakharchenko was winning with some "90 percent of the vote and then some" as she scanned the results of her survey in a voting station in Makiyivka, east of Donetsk.

From Reuters

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