Mariupol is completely turned into a ghetto for Ukrainians, - Andriushchenko


In fact, the invaders stopped any exhumations and reburials.
This was announced by the Deputy Mayor of Mariupol Petr Andryushchenko.
If you act according to the rules of the occupation authorities, you must wait for the "prosecutor" and "investigator" who will examine the body during exhumation. Then go to the identification of the corpse in Donetsk for a court-medical examination. Only then - burial in a designated place. All this - exhumation, delivery of the body of the deceased to Donetsk, burial, you must pay from your own pocket. The only thing that is free is the arrival of the "prosecutor and investigator," Andryushchenko wrote.

For this reason, makeshift cemeteries are growing in the city, he believes. And those who decide to rebury take the corpse to Mangush, where, for a bribe, "good collaborants" turn a blind eye to the procedure and allow it to be buried in a mass grave.
The mockery of the residents of Mariupol did not stop after the end of the bombing. It just took on different forms. Mariupol has finally been turned into a ghetto for Ukrainians, Andryushchenko summed up.
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