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All events to date indicate that the infidels are planning to make a military base in Mariupol. They still want to open the port to overturn cargo and take out all the loot.
Adviser to the mayor of Mariupol, Petr Andryushchenko, told Channel 24 about this. He also noted that the situation in Mariupol resembles a ghetto, because now it is more and more difficult to leave and enter the city.
that they “neutralize dangerous elements”. In addition, these Kadyrovites also perform the function of “mobile patrols”, equipping roadblocks, thereby blocking yesterday's possible evacuation routes. Andryushchenko says.
According to Petr Andryushchenko, this is all happening, they are redirecting the stolen by sea even now. The Russians are also interested in resuming the work of the Ilyich plant, at least the surviving parts. According to an adviser to the mayor of Mariupol, there are also certain leaders of infidels who propose to turn Mariupol into a “new Grozny”.
Latest news about Mariupol
- Advisor to the mayor of Mariupol, Petr Andryushchenko, said that Russian infidels have begun the process of providing Russian passports to Mariupol residents. The quasi-republic of the “DPR” is behind the organization of the criminal change of citizenship, which gave a start to obtaining the passport of the aggressor country.
- Andryushchenko also said that Russian infidels claim that the port in Mariupol has started working as usual. According to him, technically, the operation of the port and the restoration of cargo transshipment require electricity, which is not available. Even a large number of missing generators will not ensure the full operation of the port.
- For almost three months, the Russian military has been destroying Mariupol, where there is no basic need for subsistence. Recently, the WHO warned that the lack of water supply in Mariupol could spread infectious diseases, including cholera.
- Near the city, the satellite recorded three large sites of alleged mass graves. More than 100 thousand people still remain on the territory of Mariupol. At the same time, Russia continues to carry out forced deportation of Ukrainians.
- Until recently, there were heavy battles for Azovstal, where Ukrainian military and civilians were located. In early May, the civilians were evacuated. After that, on May 16, the evacuation of wounded Ukrainian soldiers from Azovstal began.
- According to intelligence from the British Ministry of Defense, a total of about 1,700 Ukrainian soldiers left Azovstal. Ukrainian defenders and defenders were taken to the occupied territories, after which they were to be exchanged for Russian prisoners.
