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8,000 Killed During Russia's 2022 Siege In Ukraine's Mariupol: Human Rights Body
At least 8,000 people were killed by fighting or war-related causes in Russia's months-long conquest of Mariupol, one of the biggest battles of the nearly two-year war between Russia and Ukraine, according to Human Rights Watch.
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Ukraine's Steel Plant Soldiers Surrender As Russian Soldier Says Sorry
Russia said Thursday that 1,730 Ukrainian soldiers had surrendered this week at the Azovstal steel plant in Mariupol, showing some emerging on crutches after a desperate battle that has become emblematic of the nearly three-month-old war.
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"It Was A Massacre": Mariupol Residents Recall Battle For Ukrainian City
Residents of Mariupol recounted the horrors of the battle for their now devastated city this week as they sifted through the rubble for belongings, cooked meals by the roadside or just stared at the charred shells of buildings all around them.
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"Like A True Concentration Camp": Ukrainian Couple Who Escaped Mariupol
Russians have surrounded the city or Mariupol and bombing it continuously for weeks, advancing street by street.
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"... So Not Even Fly Can Escape": Putin Order After Mariupol "Liberation"
President Vladimir Putin on Thursday hailed Russia's "liberation" of Mariupol after Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu told him Moscow controlled the Ukrainian port city apart from the giant Azovstal steel plant.
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4 Buses Carrying Evacuees Have Left Mariupol, Says Ukraine
Four buses carrying evacuees from Mariupol have left the besieged and destroyed port city where Ukrainian forces are battling to retain control, the government said Thursday.
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"Death For Some, Captivity For Rest": Ukraine's "Last Battle" In Mariupol
Ukrainian forces are preparing for a "last battle" to control the southern port of Mariupol, besieged by Russians since the invasion, marines in the city said on Monday.
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8,000 Killed During Russia's 2022 Siege In Ukraine's Mariupol: Human Rights Body
At least 8,000 people were killed by fighting or war-related causes in Russia's months-long conquest of Mariupol, one of the biggest battles of the nearly two-year war between Russia and Ukraine, according to Human Rights Watch.
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Ukraine's Steel Plant Soldiers Surrender As Russian Soldier Says Sorry
Russia said Thursday that 1,730 Ukrainian soldiers had surrendered this week at the Azovstal steel plant in Mariupol, showing some emerging on crutches after a desperate battle that has become emblematic of the nearly three-month-old war.
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"It Was A Massacre": Mariupol Residents Recall Battle For Ukrainian City
Residents of Mariupol recounted the horrors of the battle for their now devastated city this week as they sifted through the rubble for belongings, cooked meals by the roadside or just stared at the charred shells of buildings all around them.
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"Like A True Concentration Camp": Ukrainian Couple Who Escaped Mariupol
Russians have surrounded the city or Mariupol and bombing it continuously for weeks, advancing street by street.
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"... So Not Even Fly Can Escape": Putin Order After Mariupol "Liberation"
President Vladimir Putin on Thursday hailed Russia's "liberation" of Mariupol after Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu told him Moscow controlled the Ukrainian port city apart from the giant Azovstal steel plant.
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4 Buses Carrying Evacuees Have Left Mariupol, Says Ukraine
Four buses carrying evacuees from Mariupol have left the besieged and destroyed port city where Ukrainian forces are battling to retain control, the government said Thursday.
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"Death For Some, Captivity For Rest": Ukraine's "Last Battle" In Mariupol
Ukrainian forces are preparing for a "last battle" to control the southern port of Mariupol, besieged by Russians since the invasion, marines in the city said on Monday.
