Russian occupiers developed a plan to demolish the residential buildings they destroyed in occupied Mariupol (east of Ukraine). On August 30, 2022, it became known that they had already demolished three residential buildings, without preparing a new home for the residents.
Source: Adviser to the mayor of Mariupol Petro Andryushchenko
“Mariupol. The demolition of the first three apartment buildings has been completed. People’s past has been turned into a pile of construction debris. The occupation authorities have released an additional list of 10 buildings that will be demolished in the near future. Again. Without warning and a chance to save property. No storage areas have been prepared. Places for the resettlement of people have not been prepared. Everything is according to the Russian plan. Destruction and demolition.”
Earlier, it became known that approximately 8,000 people will remain homeless due to the destruction of approximately 3,700 apartments.
“According to preliminary estimates, at least 1,500 of them remain in the city. This is neighborhood, not even a quarter of the city. But the situation is the same throughout Mariupol.”
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