Occupiers strike at Azovstal with super-heavy bombs/Screenshot from video
Russian invaders are dropping super-heavy bombs on Azovstal. There are at least 1000 civilians in the underground shelters of the metallurgical plant.
Most of the plant's bomb shelters are women with children and the elderly. But this does not stop the Russian invaders.
Let's note that the Russians have been intensively shelling Azovstal with all the weapons they have for the second day. They offered the soldiers of the Azov regiment to surrender, but they refused to do so.
Ukraine asks for humanitarian corridors from the city and the factory
Ukraine demands the opening of a humanitarian corridor from Mariupol to Berdyansk so that civilians can be taken out. Separately, they ask for a corridor from the Azovstal plant.
There is a difficult situation in Mariupol
There is no water, food, heating, or light in the city. In addition, the invaders set up 4 “filtration” camps around the city and continue to forcibly take Ukrainians to territories not controlled by our state and to Russia. Doctors were deported to occupied Donetsk. There are no doctors left in the city, so now it is impossible to get quality medical care or even advice.
Near the factory, in the bomb shelters, there are women with children and people. But we don’t stop the Russian zagarbniks.
Respectfully, the Russians will intensively bombard Azovstal the other day because of the obvious shooting they have. The stench urged the soldiers of the “Azov” regiment to retreat in full, and then they were moved to timidity.
Ukraine to ask about humanitarian corridors from the place and from the plant
Ukraine asks for a humanitarian corridor from Mariupol to Berdyansk, so that you can bring peaceful baggers . It's okay to ask about the corridor from the Azovstal plant.
The situation is tough in Mariupol
In the city there is water, scorching, light. Okrіm tsgogo, near the place of occupation, 4 “filter” camps were set up to continue the importation of Ukrainians on the territory not controlled by our state to Russia. Doctors were deported to paid off Donetsk. There are no doctors left in the city, so now it’s impossible to take another medical help and get a consultation.
