Mariupol does not give up, “Russia requires a pass to move around the city”

The Ukrainian troops present in Mariupol have decided not to surrender and to fight to the end, ignoring the request of the Russian troops. Consequently, Moscow has decided to impose “movement permits” to regulate movement in the various districts of the city. Mayor’s adviser Petro Andriushchenko said this on Telegram, sharing a photo in which you can see a line of people waiting to obtain these permits. “Hundreds of citizens have to queue to get a pass, without which next week it will be impossible not only to move between the neighborhoods of the city, but also to take to the streets,” said Andriushchenko. Read also According to the Crimean Human Rights Group, which cites Andriushchenko, the Russian military also forcibly took about 150 children away from Mariupol. Many of the children were reportedly hospitalized and were not orphans. Meanwhile, sirens sounded in Kiev again this morning, as reported by Sky News, as Russian troops intend to enter the Kherson region. This is the forecast of the Kiev Ministry of Defense according to which “the armed forces of the Russian Federation are completing the formation of an aggressive group in the eastern area”. A note reads that Russian troops “will not stop carrying out missile attacks against Ukraine’s infrastructure”.