The Internet showed what the historical part of occupied Mariupol looks like

The Internet showed what the historical part of occupied Mariupol looks like

Two years after the occupation, Mariupol continues to be in decline and chaos. The historic part of the city is full of ruined buildings.

There are practically no people on the streets of captured Mariupol.

This was stated on Telegram by the mayor’s advisor Petro Andryushchenko.

The video showed the state of the historical part of Mariupol. Ruined houses stand along the roads, and once-busy streets are now empty.

Kremlin propaganda continues to cynically lie that with the arrival of the "Russian world" the captured Ukrainian city is allegedly developing and prospering.

"The historical part of the city. Frozen decay of ruins. No chance of life," Andryushchenko wrote.