In total, about 15,000 Mariupol residents were subjected to illegal deportation.
The Mariupol City Council reports that the city's residents are being forcibly deported to Russia, and almost 15,000 people have been deported illegally, Interfax-Ukraine reports.
“Right now the Russian occupiers are forcibly deporting thousands of Mariupol residents to Russia! Levoberezhny district residents are being deported en masse to Russia. In total, almost 15,000 Mariupol residents have been illegally deported. This is about half of all residents of Levoberezhny district.” .
The occupiers are ultimately forcing people already exhausted by the war to get on buses. They confiscate people's passports and other Ukrainian identity documents.
“The deported people are first taken to the so-called filtration camps, from where they are redistributed to various remote cities in Russia. Today it is known that approximately 6,000 Mariupol residents have already been forcibly deported to the occupier's territory,” the city council said.
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