War in Ukraine: two “superpowered bombs” hit Mariupol on Tuesday – BFMTV

Local authorities say “two superpowered bombs” hit the southeastern port city on Tuesday. About 200,000 civilians are still stranded there. On the 27th day of the conflict in Ukraine, two “superpowered bombs” hit Mariupol on Tuesday, according to the authorities of the large port city ravaged by Russian bombing where 200,000 civilians are stuck. In the south, the municipality of Mariupol indicated that the city was bombarded on Tuesday by two “superpowered bombs”, without being able to give an assessment. “The occupiers are not interested in the city (…), they want to raze it”, according to the town hall. a freezing hell, with streets strewn with corpses and the rubble of destroyed buildings”, and “thousands of people cut off from the world”, holed up in basements without water, food, electricity or communications. Three humanitarian corridors were to be open Tuesday between three localities near Mariupol and the city of Zaporozhye, 250 km to the northwest, according to Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk. More than 200,000 people are still in Mariupol, according to Petro Andryushchenko, deputy mayor quoted by Human Rights Watch. According to him, more than 3,000 civilians died there, but the exact toll remains unknown. Russians. Russian tanks entered and the fighting continues.Jeanne Bulant with AFP Journalist BFMTV