TSN.ua  collected everything that happened in  Mariupol  for the past 24 hours, on June 21.

• The law of karma works: as a result of explosion on “Azovstal” in Mariupol two occupiers self-liquidated

In the afternoon of June 21, a powerful explosion was heard in the temporarily occupied Mariupol area near the Azovstal plant. It later emerged that Russian sappers and the military  had demined  the territory of the Azovstal plant in the area of ​​blast furnaces, during which two occupiers self-destructed. 

“Retribution forever. Today Russian sappers together with the military demined the territory of the Azovstal plant in the area of ​​blast furnaces. The result – minus two occupiers went to sing with the kobzon. The explosion heard half the city. Glory to Ukraine and death to the Russian occupiers!” – wrote the adviser to the mayor of Mariupol Petro Andryushchenko.

• Residents of Mariupol are on the verge of survival due to lack of drinking water

The humanitarian situation in Russian-occupied Mariupol is deteriorating. Residents of the city are on the verge of survival due to lack of drinking water. It is about more than 100 thousand people who are in enemy occupation. Now the occupying power provides drinking water once a week. However, to get it, people have to stand in line for 4-8 hours. The mayor of the city Vadym Boychenko told about it. 

• In occupied Mariupol, patients with diabetes began to have their legs amputated

The situation with patients with diabetes is catastrophic in Mariupol. The situation with insulin addicts is completely out of control . Surgeons perform three to five limb amputations daily due to a lack of regular insulin and a medical collapse created by the occupiers in Mariupol, Ukraine. 

• “The Internet worked wonders”: Azov’s pregnant wife recalled how between fights her husband called to find out about children

  The wife of Maxim, a Azov regiment soldier who has been held captive by Russians since May, last spoke to her husband on May 14 before they were captured by the occupiers. The girl learned from the news that the man is in the pre-trial detention center of occupied Olenivka in Donetsk region. Defender’s wife, Olena, who is currently expecting her second child,  does not rule out that Ukrainian prisoners of war may be tortured by the Russian military. According to her, anything can happen there. 

  She says that communication with her husband became less frequent while he was defending Mariupol. Elena was waiting for a message in the messenger, because sometimes he managed to connect to the Internet. The last time Maksym called Olena from Azovstal was on May 14. The woman recalls that the relationship was bad, she could break up at any moment. The man asked about the children.