Lisichansk

[ lis-i-chahnsk; Russian lyi-syi-chyahnsk ]

noun

1. the Russian name of Lysychansk.

Example Sentences

It said the move was to prevent Russia from bringing in more troops to attack the towns of Lisichansk and Severodonetsk.

From Seattle Times

Tverdokhlebov, now 80, said he would create a large sketch of the proposed mosaic design, and when it was approved he would then travel personally to a factory in Lisichansk, eastern Ukraine, to order the smalt – specially prepared ceramic tiles made from heating glass.

From The Guardian

In the town of Lisichansk, the monument has not been removed but was vandalised just before new year, with red paint poured over Lenin’s head and “I am the butcher of Ukraine” daubed on his body.

From The Guardian

Unlike many of the elderly people internally displaced in eastern Ukraine, Anna, 77, managed to salvage some belongings before escaping the conflict in rebel-held Lisichansk.

From BBC

An oil refinery in Lisichansk, in Luhansk region, is ablaze, the Russian news agency RIA reports.

From BBC