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Of the city's 2,000 high-rise buildings, 934 were destroyed by Russian airstrikes, leaving 52,000 families homeless, Mariupol mayor Vadym Boychenko said in an interview for Liga.net on April 30.
Quote of the week by S&D Group president Iratxe García, on the new Migration and Asylum Package:“Finally,
Russia wants to hide the traces of its crimes in occupied Mariupol and show that it is "rebuilding" the city, but "the reality is very different from the propaganda," according to a Financial Times investigation released on Feb. 7.
According to a German journalist, Mariupol is “functioning,” and the city already is allegedly rebuilding schools, residential buildings, and entire neighborhoods.
The Russian occupiers are using human shields by setting up a military training ground in the private sector near temporarily occupied Mariupol, reported Mariupol City Council, who referenced the Sprotyv National Resistance Centre.