Ukraine War: 'Everything is destroyed' - Refugees describe hell of Mariupol onslaught
Synopsis
Satellite imagery shows 200 graves expanding near Mariupol as survivors report that around 50,000 civilians remain trapped in the besieged city.
Synopsis
Mikhailo and his wife Maria arrive in Zaporizhzhia after eight weeks in besieged Mariupol. They are among 79 vulnerable individuals evacuated from the city. As President Putin claims Russian control over Mariupol, satellite images reveal the grim reality: 200 graves have been dug in the area. An estimated 50,000 civilians remain trapped in the city, enduring constant danger. Survivors describe living in bunkers while the sound of sirens continues to echo, marking the ongoing crisis.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Mikhailo and Maria, refugees from Mariupol.
- See the impact of war on civilians living in bunkers.
- Find out about the grave situation in Mariupol.
Did You Know
- 79 vulnerable individuals were evacuated from Mariupol after eight weeks.
- Satellite imagery shows 200 graves expanding near Mariupol as of April 3.
- 50,000 civilians are still believed to be trapped in Mariupol.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many people are still civilians in Mariupol?
There are approximately 50,000 civilians still in Mariupol.
How long have the refugees been inside Mariupol?
The refugees have been inside Mariupol for eight weeks.
What did satellite imagery reveal about Mariupol?
Satellite imagery showed 200 graves at a site near Mariupol, which continues to expand.
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