In Mariupol, which is occupied by Russia, local residents are sorting through the rubble of destroyed houses and cleaning the streets for food. The occupiers are paid for their hard work with a plate of porridge and a bottle of water. After the first rain, the city was flooded, it turned into Venice. Cars were literally drowning in water.
TSN.ua collected everything that happened in Mariupol during the past day, July 11.
- Residents of occupied Mariupol are urged to evacuate the city as soon as possible
The Ukrainian government is asking residents of Russian-occupied Mariupol to evacuate the city as soon as possible. This is necessary, in particular, because the infrastructure will not be restored until winter. There will be no gas and heat supply in the houses. According to the adviser of the city mayor, Petr Andryushchenko, it is impossible to restore the city’s infrastructure before winter. Some areas will have water and electricity, but poor. Andryushchenko says that the occupation authorities themselves are beginning to recognize the problem little by little.
- Occupied Mariupol was flooded after a downpour
In occupied Mariupol, the streets of the city were flooded during a downpour . Cars were literally drowning in water. The first downpour turned the city into Venice. Sewage drains and drainage pits were clogged with rainwater.
“Lakes. Rivers If this weather lasts for several days, then due to the flooding of the streets, the houses most affected by the shelling will begin to fall due to the washing away of the foundations. It’s hard to imagine what is happening now in houses and apartments where the roof is damaged – and the absolute majority of them are,” said Petro Andryushchenko, adviser to the city mayor.
- They work for a plate of porridge and a bottle of water: how do the occupiers settle with Mariupol residents for work
In Mariupol, people continue to work on clearing rubble and cleaning the streets. For hard work in the heat, the Russian occupiers settle with the people of Mariupol with a plate of porridge and a bottle of water.
“Despite the promise and partial payment to the most disaffected, the people of Mariupol continue to work on clearing rubble and cleaning the streets for food. A plate of porridge and a bottle of water is the only guaranteed payment for hard work in the heat,” said Petro Andryushchenko, adviser to the mayor.
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