More than 200 Mariupol residents were taken out of the filtration camp to Russia in a day/collage of 24 channels
Russian invaders continue to deport Ukrainians from Mariupol. On May 24 alone, more than 300 Mariupol residents arrived at the filtration camps.
Russian military evacuated 15 children
The adviser to the mayor of Mariupol, Petr Andryushchenko, spoke about the deportation of Ukrainians. According to him, on May 24, 346 Mariupol residents were taken to the filtration point in the village of Bezimennoe.
It is reported that 24 children were taken to the filtration camp. After that, 230 Mariupol residents, including 15 children, were deported from the village of Bezymennoe to Russian Taganrog.
Yesterday from Mariupol to the filtration point in the village. Bezymyannoye Novoazovsky district was taken out 346 Mariupol residents, including 24 children. From s. Nameless, 230 Mariupol residents were deported to Taganrog, Russia, including 15 children,” Petr Andryushchenko wrote on his social networks.
Russia is deporting Ukrainians: what is known
- Russian military completely destroyed Mariupol, in which, due to lack of water, there is a threat of an outbreak of deadly epidemics. More than 100 thousand people still remain in the city.
- Recently Petr Andryushchenko informed that during May 21 more than 300 people were taken out of Mariupol. The Mariupol City Council also published a video showing how the “evacuation” takes place, which cannot be refused.
- In April, the Center for Counteracting Disinformation under the National Security and Defense Council reported that 766,000 Ukrainians were forcibly evacuated from the occupied territories of Ukraine in the direction of Russia . Among the deported are 144,000 Ukrainian children.
- Ukrainian Ombudsman Lyudmila Denisova informed that as of May 9, Russian troops had deported almost 1.2 million Ukrainians to Russian territory. Of these, 200,000 are children.
- The Russian military is known to separate families and kidnap children. It is also not known what happens to people who have not passed the filtration camp.
- At the same time, some Ukrainians manage to return to their native land. The head of the department of the Izyum City Council Maxim Strelnik said that some of the inhabitants of Izyum, who were deported by the occupiers to the territory of Russia, were able to return to Ukraine.
