Zelensky showed the city before the war and shelling of Russia/OP
Russian invaders destroyed the Ukrainian Mariupol. For two months now, the city has been under attack, and the enemy does not allow residents to be evacuated from the city and disrupts humanitarian corridors for the second day in a row.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky shared photos of the still full life of Mariupol and remembered the operator and director of the Sigma TV channel Viktor Dedov, who took the photographs that were distributed by the head of state.
This was Mariupol before the invasion of Russian troops. Beautiful half a million city. Now there is practically no intact building. Mariupol is not. And Viktor Dedov, who took these photos, is also gone,” Zelensky wrote.
Zelensky shared photos of Mariupol before the war/photo from the presidential telegram
The situation in Mariupol
For about two months, Mariupol has been under blockade, and the city is a humanitarian disaster. Despite this, the soldiers of the Azov regiment and the marines do not give up and heroically hold their positions.
The military, along with civilians, are on the territory of the Azovstal plant. There are small children and the elderly. The locals can't get out of the bomb shelter because it's dangerous. The Russians are constantly firing at Azovstal and dropping bombs.
It is known that the Russian invaders brought mobile crematoria into the city in order to hide their war crimes in this way.
In addition, in Mangush, near Mariupol, have already found a giant mass grave, where thousands of people can be buried.
