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McDonalds opens in Butja again

today at 15.51 Oskar Forsberg

Earlier this year, a massacre occurred in the Ukrainian city of Butja. According to Ukrainian authorities, a total of 458 bodies have been found after the Russian occupation.

The fast food restaurant McDonalds has been closed in the community after the house was damaged by Russian attacks.

But now they are opening again, with the help of an extra generator for the power supply.

This is reported by Sky News.

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