By Eliza Popova
The video was shared by the advisor of the mayor of the city Petro Andryushchenko on the page. On the footage - the city center. Some of the premises, such as the tragically famous dramatic theater, to which the occupiers dropped the powerful airbots on March 16, 2022, closed from netting. A number of other buildings along the road are hidden similarly.
Everything is reminiscent of the war here: burnt houses, virtually deserted streets, broken trees, lack of tourists on the streets, which two years ago were tens of thousands at this time. "It used to be a modern Mariupol Center. Now . . . it looks like this," Andryushchenko signed the video. On another record, the official showed Nakhimov Avenue that it is also almost the city center. The picture is no less sad than in the previous video. "Dead City.
Just imagine is not somewhere where no one has ever lived. It is the city center. Next to the same maternity hospital. In 10 minutes walk from the dramatic theater. A multi -storey building where no one lives. Several thousand. But only ghosts and traveling Russians *** civilian invaders remained, - Andryushchenko's video commented emotionally. In the meantime, Russian invaders began to implement a program of favorable mortgage conditions for Russian citizens in Mariupol in order to stimulate them.
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