Russians to demolish residential buildings with people still living in occupied Mariupol
The Russian invaders want to demolish a house where people still live in the occupied port city of Mariupol, local authorities report.
During the occupation of the city, the Russians have already demolished more than 300 houses. Demolition continues. At the same time, even those houses where people continue to live are recognized as emergency buildings, the statement says.
Residents of Mariupol do not want to be left without their homes and live in so-called dormitories, to which the collaborative administration urges to relocate them.
People are left off all communications, so they forcibly leave their homes. However, residents continue to fight for their homes and are not going to evict.
The invaders are dismantling the railway station and private houses in Mariupol. It's to build a large logistics hub, as they state. Russians are turning Mariupol and the surrounding villages into a military logistics hub for the enemy army.
