Ukraine Returns Artillery to Front Line as OSCE Warns on Unrest
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Ukraine returned heavy artillery to the front line of its more-than-yearlong conflict with pro-Russian rebels after reporting shelling at levels not seen in weeks.
Weapons, pulled out as part of a February truce, were sent back to a village in the Donetsk region on Monday after separatists stormed it, the military said Tuesday from the eastern combat zone. While the rebels denied attacking, the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe said it had seen a significant increase in cease-fire violations.