Ukrainian partisans burn down Russian military base in occupied Mariupol – mayor’s advisor

Petro Andriushchenko, adviser to the mayor of Mariupol, has said that the partisans destroyed the Russian base in the city.

The official reports that the partisans burned down the Russian base in the afternoon. He released a photo of the fire but did not provide any additional information.

Ukrainian partisans had already destroyed Russian bases before. In late July, they managed to destroy an ammunition depot in Mariupol to stop Russia's advance on the southeastern front.

On the night of August 13, Ukrainian troops struck the temporarily occupied Oleshky in the Kherson region, targeting Russia's military base, which contained equipment and a large amount of ammunition.

According to reports, the explosion in Oleshky destroyed two warehouses with ammunition.

Russian troops have occupied Mariupol since the first months of the large-scale invasion. Recently, explosions have become more frequent in the city, as there are constant hits that destroy equipment and Russian troops based in the captured city.

Russian regime gets more brutal every day. The invaders have begun to throw out the rightful owners of the surviving apartments if they are unable to prove their ownership to the aggressors with Russian documents.

Enemy forces have begun to check Ukrainian children in the temporarily occupied Mariupol for "loyalty to Ukraine," according to the Center for National Resistance.

Russian forces stop local teenagers at checkpoints. After that, they check their phones and the presence of a Russian passport, which, according to Russian law, should be obtained from the age of 14. 

After checking for involvement in the partisan movement, Russians hold "preventive talks" with children, where they demand they report "unreliable companions".