A woman from Mariupol cooked food for 2 months for people who were hiding at Azovstal/Mariupol City Council
Natalia from Mariupol cooked food for the people who were hiding at Azovstal for 2 months. The kid nicknamed her “Aunt Soup” for this.
The woman cooked for the people in the shelters. She recalls how, together with the kids, they drew food from a peaceful life, and then tried to embody the “picture” of those products that were.
On the topic More than 100 civilians remain at Azovstal, – head of the Donetsk OVA Kirilenko
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The woman says that in this way the dough on the water and canned food became the most delicious pizza in the world. Children began to call Natalya Aunt Soup. She admits that, despite the difficult situation, she had to pull herself together and prepare for breakfast.
This is an insane potential for waking up, – says Natalia.
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The city council of Mariupol notes what strength these wonderful people have. When death, war and every minute bombs are around, people continue to fight for life, believe in the best and give each other love.
What is the situation at Azovstal
On April 26, Russia “allowed” the UN to evacuate at least civilians from Azovstal. The rescue operation lasted several days. In total, more than 600 civilians were taken out. Despite the declared silence in Mariupol, the occupiers resumed shelling and assault on Azovstal.
After that, the occupiers launched an assault on Azovstal. They broke into the territory of the plant, where there are heavy bloody battles. The head of the Donetsk Police Department, Pavel Kirilenko, noted that there could still be about 100 civilians under the rubble of Azovstal.
In addition, there are more than 500 wounded soldiers who must be urgently removed, since they cannot receive treatment and die in terrible agony. The Ukrainian military also needs to be evacuated, as their supplies have been exhausted after more than 2 months of fighting.
The relatives of the defenders have created a petition to the UN with a request to carry out the extraction procedure. Ukrainians are urged to sign it, because time goes by the clock. The petition should collect a million signatures, already 992 thousand.
