In August, Mariupol seemed to start to recover a little from the humanitarian crisis, but now everything is back. The city is again in a difficult humanitarian situation.
This Channel 24 was told by Advisor to the Mayor of Mariupol Petr Andryushchenko. He also added that there are big problems with bread in Mariupol – you can’t buy it, and even if it appears somewhere, there are very long lines.
Most Mariupol residents used to get food because of the various humanitarian aid – now it is not. The occupiers decided to distribute bread for free, but it is moldy, this is far from the first case, – says Andryushchenko.
According to him, there are the same long queues for fuel, it is very difficult to refuel a car in the city.
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If we take into account other crisis situations, then the same difficult situation with coal. “The locals are trying to somehow prepare for the winter, but there is simply not enough coal and the occupiers set exorbitant prices for it,” Piotr Andryushchenko summarizes.
The invaders in Mariupol are constantly reducing the list of people who receive humanitarian aid. Now it is issued only to:
- people over 65 years old,
- persons with disabilities,
- as well as children under 3 years old.
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Against this background, resistance is growing in the city. In Mariupol, the locals once again hung out the flag of Ukraine. Petr Andryushchenko, adviser to the mayor of Mariupol, spoke about the courage of the Ukrainians against the backdrop of the counter-offensive of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. He noted that the residents of the city express their indignation at the occupiers, although they risk their own lives.
