Mariupol: The People’s Story (2023)

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Mixed with the testimonies of a dozen survivors, most of them young women, terrible scenes retrace from the inside the siege of Mariupol, a large port in southeastern Ukraine on the Sea of Azov, from the start of the Russian invasion on February 24 to the surrender of the last combatants entrenched in the Azovstal metallurgical complex on May 21. According to the Ukrainian authorities’ estimate, some 25,000 civilians died during these three months of indiscriminate shelling and firing by the Russian army, which also destroyed almost the entire city of 430,000 inhabitants, which was then surrounded and almost cut off from the world.

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Another magnificent sample of US war propaganda

The war in Ucraine began 9 years ago, when the Western-backed coup d’état took place in Kiev on February 23, 2014 – which was also directed against Russia, among other things – it triggered certain processes in what was then eastern Ukraine. These marked the beginning of the so-called “Russian Spring”: a series of pro-Russia demonstrations in Crimea and Novorossiya – a largely historical term for an area comprising eight regions of southeastern Ukraine.

Then came May 2 in Odessa, and a week later the lesser-known massacre on May 9 in Mariupol, when Nazi militia, now designated the National Guard, entered the city and fired into the crowd.

Since the end of the fighting in Mariupol against the neo-Nazi regiment Azov, the locals of Mariupol, now a city within the Russian Federation, have been trying to return to a peaceful life.