The invaders took control of the Ukrposhta branch in Mariupol/Collage of Channel 24 trying to get to everything that survived. They recently seized a branch of Ukrposhta.
According to the director general of Ukrposhta, Igor Smilyansky, some branches of Ukrposhta were able to “survive” the bombing of Mariupol. Now the invaders have seized these premises.
Now they want to correspond with Russia
Smelyansky successfully emphasized that the Russians wanted to steal the future from Ukraine. But still they focused on the theft of microwaves, toilets, washing machines and other household appliances. Now they have reached Ukrposhta.
The invaders have even given them six-digit Russian postal codes. Apparently, they want to correspond with militants from ORDLO and the Kremlin.
Igor Smelyansky is convinced that very soon the Armed Forces of Ukraine will expel the Russians from the temporarily occupied territories.
But I hope that while greeting cards leave Moscow there, our Armed Forces of Ukraine will have time to regain control over the city. But the militants' post office will be able in the future (before its liquidation and denazification) to print extended issues of stamps in the series “dead occupiers do not buzz,” stressed Igor Smilyansky.
There are problems with food and water in Mariupol
The showcase of the “Russian mayor” can now be seen in the temporarily occupied Mariupol. There are insane queues in the city for “humanitarian aid” from Russia, which is generally not enough. According to the adviser to the mayor of Mariupol Petr Andryushchenko, every day from 1.5 to 2 thousand people are waiting for help near the Metro. But the occupiers give out about 400 “sets”.
In fact, most people just stand in the sun for six hours in vain. There is practically no drinking water, and it is also difficult to hide from the heat there.
In recent days, local residents have begun to lose consciousness. About 10 people are brought to local hospitals with this problem every hour. There is also a terrible stench from the mortuary, which is located 200 meters from the Metro.
Earlier, Petr Andryushchenko reported that the Russians now give humanitarian aid only to the elderly. The rest have to earn their food on “jobs”. Among them are registration in the so-called “teams”, helping mobile patrols, etc.
