Russian invaders in Mariupol can conduct a demonstrative "court" over Ukrainian military on Independence Day - Mayor

Russian invaders can be indicative of Ukrainian prisoners of war in Mariupol on Independence Day of Ukraine, August 24. This was reported by the mayor Vadim Boychenko at a briefing. He said that the Russian Federation is considering several dates of fake court, for which cells are already prepared in the Philharmonic, but on August 24 is a symbolic date.

"Unfortunately, they turn our Philharmonic, where exclusively cultural events took place, into a play called" Sudzhivka "over our prisoners of war, which, unfortunately, are very many in these prisons created around our heroic city of Mariupol. I would like to point out that over 10,000 are in these prisons today, as well as many military. And they want for our holiday, Independence Day, to make their coven in Mariupol, ”Boychenko said.

He said that in this way Russians want to create a "victory" for the internal consumer, because they have no such at the front. Russian invaders collect prison cages on the stage of the Mariupol Philharmonic to arrange a demonstration process over Ukrainian prisoners of war.

On July 29, the General Staff of the Armed Forces reported that the Russian Federation struck a colony in the occupied Olenivka to accuse Ukraine of committing "war crimes", as well as hide torture over captives and executions that were committed by orders of the occupation administration and command in the temporarily occupied territory. In the colony, the occupiers kept in particular the defenders of Mariupol, including the fighters of the Azov Regiment.