Mariupol was almost completely wiped off the face of the earth
The situation in occupied Mariupol remains critical. The city is actually closed to entry and exit. And it is approaching disaster.
Mariupol is almost completely destroyed as a result of Russian occupation. The invaders destroyed 90% of the critical infrastructure. In this case, the destruction took place purposefully. This was stated by the Mayor of Mariupol Vadym Boychenko during a press conference at the Media Center Ukraine, Channel 24 reports.
“Now the city is closed. That is, there is no way to leave the city. And more than 100 thousand people remain in the city. There is no electricity in the city, there is no main thing – drinking water. And today the usual life of a Mariupol citizen is how to get drinking water. food,” said Vadim Boychenko.
At the same time, “filtration” camps are actively working. But now they are checking those who want to get to Mariupol. The occupiers are very afraid of possible Ukrainian DRGs.
According to him, the infidels decided to take advantage of such a deplorable state of the locals. So they are instructed to dismantle the rubble in the city and clean the streets. They even promise a salary in exchange.
“But we see that this is not happening – they only give water and some food. This is a ghetto created by the Russian Federation, and they should be held responsible for this,” said Vadim Boychenko .
As an example, he cited the fact that from June 1, the infidels stopped distributing the so-called “humanitarian aid.” And those people who need it are forced to go and beg for it.
“Only for the elderly, who must come and receive it themselves. People with disabilities – come and receive it themselves. That is, they mock Mariupol residents” , – said Vadim Boychenko.
At the same time, they give her out next to the store where the infidels set up a morgue. Consequently, there is a constant cadaverous stench there.
He also cited data that in the city at least 22 thousand civilians were killed or tortured by Russian invaders in two months. However, these data are approximate. For comparison, during the two years of the German occupation of the city during World War II, ten thousand inhabitants died in Mariupol.
