Ukraine War: Mariupol 'turned into Ukrainian Aleppo' - Ukraine's former Deputy PM
Synopsis
Around 100,000 civilians remain trapped in Mariupol as Russian troops continue their assault, turning the city into what is called Ukrainian Aleppo.
Synopsis
Mariupol is the site of intense fighting, with Russian troops attacking the city. Ukrainian marines and volunteer battalions are resisting the siege, although they lack sufficient medium to long-range weaponry. Mayor Vadym Boychenko estimates around 100,000 civilians remain trapped, facing difficult conditions. Humanitarian corridors intended for evacuations are largely ineffective, with reports of Russian forces targeting vehicles trying to escape. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has called for more military aid from Western governments to support the defense efforts.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See the impact of warfare on a city like Mariupol.
- Find out about the challenges of evacuating civilians.
- Meet the Ukrainian troops fighting against overwhelming odds.
Did You Know
- Around 100,000 civilians are still trapped in Mariupol.
- The city has been compared to Aleppo due to its destruction.
- Ukrainian President Zelensky has called for increased military support from the West.
- Humanitarian corridors have been destroyed, hindering evacuations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What city has been compared to Aleppo in Ukraine?
Mariupol has been compared to Aleppo due to the destruction caused by Russian troops.
How many civilians are estimated to be still in Mariupol?
The mayor of Mariupol estimates that around 100,000 civilians are still inside the city.
What type of weaponry does Ukraine need to help defend Mariupol?
Ukraine needs medium to long range weaponry to help defend and unblock the besieged city of Mariupol.
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