Drama Theater in Mariupol/Photo from Andryushchenko's telegram Time
Advisor to the Mayor of Mariupol, Petr Andryushchenko, said that the occupiers had a tour inside the Drama Theater.
Peter Andryushchenko said that there is no limit to the cynicism of the Russian occupiers.
According to him, after removing the rubble of the Drama Theater and opening the square for free visits, the infidels staged a “volunteer rally” with red flags around the city.
The final point was an excursion inside the Drama Theater. A real holiday on the bones, – said the adviser to the mayor of Mariupol, Petr Andryushchenko.
“Now we see how the Drama Theater looks like from the inside. How the infidels behave and their attitude towards the grief of Mariupol,” Andryushchenko added.
In addition, he spoke about another small detail. You can no longer feed pigeons in the Drama Theater. They all disappeared too.
What is the situation in Mariupol: latest news
- Mikhail Podolyak said that Russia is constantly changing the terms of the negotiation process. That is why the Ukrainian authorities do not comment on the process while the evacuation continues.
- Russia completely destroyed Mariupol, because of which it created a humanitarian catastrophe in the city. As a result of the actions of the Russian military, Mariupol is on the verge of an outbreak of infectious diseases.
- Mariupol City Council has asked Ukrainian media representatives not to spread Russian propaganda. We are talking about the cadres of our defenders, who are created by Russian propagandists.
- The invaders are trying to establish a water supply in the city, but all they can do is let water unsuitable for consumption through the streets.< /li>
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that he asked foreign partners for the appropriate weapons a huge number of times in order to reach Mariupol and unlock it by military means when it was possible.
- Ukrainian defenders whom managed to successfully evacuate from Azovstal, left the plant with their heads held high. The defenders of Mariupol emphasized that they had fulfilled their duty to the end.
- According to various estimates, if the situation in Mariupol does not change by the end of the year, approximately 10,000 more Mariupol residents may die as a result.
