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August 5th, 2014
08:51 PM ET
Nick Paton Walsh from Ukraine: "This is the most sustained gunfire we’ve heard"
While reporting for "OutFront" on Tuesday evening, CNN's Nick Paton Walsh witnessed nearby gunfire in Donetsk, Ukraine.
As fight ensued during the early hours of the morning, Walsh noted that this was "the most sustained gunfire we’ve heard" near the center of the city.
This comes as the Russian military is nearly doubling in size along the border with Ukraine.
Watch the video above as Nick Paton Walsh pauses multiple times to acknowledge a barrage of gunfire.
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