Two months of bombing and a city completely destroyed, which no longer serves any purpose. Russia wants to park as soon as possible, perhaps in celebration of May 9 in Moscow, the conquest of Mariupol as a victory. For that reason the conquest forces began to work tirelessly to show that the site beginning to be born again under another sign and another flag.

The removal of the debris has already begun and almost no one can see it. Moving the ruins also means that corpses will appear of civilians killed within 70 days of the fire.

New signs of horror coincide with what the UN and the organization Amnesty International have said too much evidence of war crimes made by the soldiers of the invading army.

There are no journalists who can report from Mariupol. Zaporizhia, where he remains Clarionin a straight line towards Donestk, is the place where the crisis of the most punished city is approached.

The last to leave were the local AP reporters, who through courage and dedication were able to show the world a part of the atrocities committed by the Russians there.

Since, nothing can fully explain the real situation of the city, where there are still 100,000 inhabitants who are virtually lifeless, without water, without electricity, without gas.

Although at risk that the information is not one hundred percent analyzed, social networks are beginning to put up an area that cannot be covered by journalism, for reasons of security and physical integrity.

It’s on Facebook and Telegram where they come out home video release made by Russian soldiers or by the inhabitants themselves. These are Russian recordings cannot contain.

This Friday one took out on Myr Avenue, one of the main roads in Mariupol, where you can see Russia’s heavy trucks and machinery start cleaning the public road of debris.

Clean slaughter for food

The same video shows that are the ukrainians Those working to move every stone remained in the city. They, the information says, should also be removed or removed from each site the human remains beginning to appear. According to reports, those who lend themselves to this work are paid by the Russians what is most needed in Mariupol: food.

Another shocking picture identified this Friday was of five workers, believed to be Ukrainians who survived the siege of the city, who change posters named Mariupol another says Mariupol in Russianin an attempt to make the city from now on one hundred percent who speak Russian.

This is how occupying forces work when they are installed: they quickly activate capture aggregation, language establishment and ordering the population to resume activities, but now under new control.

Mariupol, a port considered by the Kremlin to be key for its broad plan, it is entirely under Russian control. Only one Ukrainian resistance site remained in the area. It was the massive Azovstal steel factory (Azov Steel), where the last remaining military units of the Azov Battalion were resisting and an inaccurate number of civilians took refuge underground.

Azovstal steelworks

those people take 70 days hidden within a system of bunkers the plant has water and food supplies for its employees. Due to an agreement between the UN, United States, Russia and Ukraine, this week the the first evacuation of refugeesa group of 150 people whom Clarín interviewed a few days after they arrived safely in the city of Zaporizhia.

A new evacuation of civilians trapped at the plant is scheduled to take place this Friday. There was talk of a convoy of buses for 500 people. But troops control the area shot one of the vehicles who traveled to pick up people and a ukrainian soldier died.

Six other fighters were wounded. According to Ukraine’s complaint, the attack took place during a previously agreed ceasefire.

The situation in Azovstal it is desperate. In the last 48 hours, Russia has not stopped bombing the plant constantly and all the videos reaching social networks show smoke mushrooms rising from the very heart of the steel mill as artillery, tanks and planes do not stop firing and crashing into them.

Another video, sent by Azov soldiers to The New York Times, shows fighters descending into one of the bunkers and bringing gifts to the children trapped there.