TSN.ua  collected everything that happened in  Mariupol  for the past 24 hours, on June 23.

• The occupiers are conducting a “census” in Mariupol and offering burial services for 10,000 hryvnias

During the procedure, people are required to provide identity documents, as well as to undergo dactyloscopy (fingerprint fixation). Currently, locals are not allowed to leave the city.

In addition, despite the lack of any earnings in the majority of the population, prices for goods and services are constantly rising. In particular, the cost of a one and a half liter bottle of water is about 100 hryvnias, a kilogram of pork – 600 hryvnias.

• In Mariupol, people collect rainwater

In occupied Mariupol, people literally have to survive. Now locals are collecting rainwater. The left-bank area remains virtually cut off from any water supply. No real measures are being taken to resolve the crisis. 

• “Propaganda of a new level”: in Mariupol occupiers created so-called “DNR unarmy”

The so-called military-patriotic movement “Young Guard – Unarmy” “DNR” was created in Mariupol. On the eve of the “unarmy” occupiers took the first nine teenagers.

“While some young people are resisting, others, together with their parents and” educators “, are trying to serve. It’s disgusting. However, there were few willing people. Passive resistance in Mariupol is not diminishing,” wrote the mayor’s adviser Petro Andryushchenko.

• The occupiers will be treated for a higher salary: doctors from depressed regions of the Russian Federation came to Mariupol

Doctors from depressed regions of the Russian Federation came to the Mariupol ambulance hospital to treat the occupiers. They were promised a salary several times higher than what they receive in Russia. Mostly doctors from Abkhazia, Chuvashia and other backward regions of Russia.

• The occupiers in Mariupol carry out covert mobilization under the guise of “employment in a security firm”

The Russians in Mariupol  are conducting a covert mobilization of local men under the guise of “employment in a security firm.” The occupiers posted such “job offers” throughout the city. However, no one tells men that they will have to guard the trenches on the front line.