Posted on 04/23/2022 7:47:43 AM PDT by UMCRevMom@aol.com
On April 8, the Russian occupiers deported 466 residents of blockaded Mariupol to Chuvashia.
As reported by Censor.NET with reference to Telegram channel of the adviser to the mayor of Mariupol Petro Andryushchenko, 466 Mariupol residents, including 106 children, were transported to the capital of the Russian Chuvash Republic, the city of Cheboksary.
"Here it is - denazification in Russian in action. Just take all Mariupol out of Ukraine," - said the adviser.
He published photos of Mariupol residents taken to Cheboksary and called to inform him in personal messages or to the contact center of the city council (067 3451555, 050 3451555) about the identified people.
We will remind, the president Volodymyr Zelenskyy reported that the Russian invaders deported Ukrainians from the territories they captured to Russia.
"This is Deportation, this is what the most terrible totalitarian regimes of the past were doing," the head of state said.
The president informed that deported Ukrainians are deprived of their means of communication, documents, everything is taken away from them and they are distributed to remote regions of Russia.
According to Mariupol Mayor's Adviser Petro Andryushchenko, as of April 18, the invaders near Mariupol are holding more than 20,000 people in filtration camps along the Mangush-Nikolske-Yalta line.
-Mayor Boychenko called on Mariupol residents to evacuate
-In Mariupol, blocked by Russian occupiers, two girls-actresses who played in theater play were killed - adviser to mayor Andryushchenko. PHOTO
-On April 18, occupiers want to close Mariupol to entry and exit to filter men. Some of them can be mobilized, - adviser to mayor Andryushchenko
-Russians massively bury killed Mariupol residents in Mangush, - adviser to mayor Andriushchenko. MAP
-Near Mariupol, in filtration camps, Russian occupiers keep to 27 thousand people, - adviser to mayor Andriushchenko
He evacuated civilians from a combat area. They’ve been calling for civilian evacuations for weeks.
This propaganda spin is bizarre
Last week we were vacationing in Harz Mountains and at the place we stayed at there was a woman with two boys who were speaking Ukrainian. I asked my wife if she saw and heard the Russians and she told me they are Ukrainian refugees.
The place we stayed at has a Christian founder but is now a hostel.
The place we stayed at has a Christian founder but is now a hostel.Here is the ping-pong table:
I've seen the videos of civilians repeated confirming that.
Anyone believing the Biden regime and Ukrainian government about this war is a fool.
Cheboksary is where me, my wife and son live. Beautiful city.
Perhaps lovely, however Cheboksary is not home. Putin refused to allow people to leave by a green corridor & instead shipped them per train to Russia.
Cheboksary is the capital homeland of the Chuvash people, a Turkish ethnic group. Although small, the republic is one of the most densely populated region in Russian
Historically: Hitler took about 2.2 million people from Ukraine to Germany as slave laborers.
Anyone believing the Biden regime and Ukrainian government about this war is a fool.
Rand Paul has been quite supportive of Ukraine. Is he a “Biden admin supporter” now, too? Only political kooks and the mentally ill support Russian Nazis and their mass murder in Ukraine. Buy a clue before it’s too late, FRiend.
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Very bizarre. Putin did not allow green corridor for people to escape safely. Many left yet some that found travel difficult still remained separated from their families.
Russian people are just ‘furniture’ to Putin aka Stalin II.
Another Putin-Stalin similarity: Stalin Order No. 227. It declared that “panic-makers and cowards are to be liquidated on the spot.”
This order also called for ‘penal battalions’ of lesser-offending soldiers sent to the front lines with “guards units” at the back of the line to keep cowards from retreating. No one knows how many Soviet soldiers died by the hands of their fellow soldiers under Stalin or now Putin.
You choose what you belief based on your sources. Others should not be demeaned for differing views from their sources.
ACCURATE MARIUPOL EVACUATION INFORMATION:
“The Red Cross described the situation in Mariupol as “extremely dire.”After three days of shelling, a CEASEFIRE was announced to be in effect from 11:00 to 16:00.
1ST ATTEMPT: Civilians began to evacuate from Mariupol along a humanitarian corridor to the city of Zaporizhzhia. As civilians entered the evacuation corridor, Russian forces continued shelling the city, forcing evacuees to turn back.
Ukrainian authorities later reported that Russian forces had failed to observe the ceasefire and continued to shell the city. Russian officials accused Ukraine of not allowing civilians to evacuate towards Russia. The DPR reported that only 17 civilians had been evacuated from Mariupol.
2ND ATTEMPT- On 6 March, the Red Cross announced an attempt to evacuate civilians from Mariupol had again failed again.] Anton Herashchenko said the second attempt at a humanitarian corridor for civilians in Mariupol ended with a Russian bombardment. The Red Cross reported that there were “devastating scenes of human suffering” in Mariupol.
Also that morning, Inna Sovsun, a Ukrainian member of parliament, stated that the fuel pipeline that supplies Mariupol was damaged by Russian forces, leaving more than 700,000 people without heat, and suggesting that people may freeze to death, as the temperature at the time often fell below 0 °C (32 °F).The bombardment also hit the last functioning cellular tower.
On 7 March, the ICRC [International Committee of the Red Cross] found that one of the proposed corridor roads was mined.
3RD ATTEMPT- On 8 March, another attempt to evacuate civilians was made, but Russia again violated the ceasefire bombing the evacuation corridor.
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