There is information that this is done not only for filtering activities, but in preparation for the certification of people who remained in the city.
Russian invaders obliged residents Mariupol to receive permits to travel around the city. It will not be possible to be on the street without such a permit next week, Mariupol Mayor's Adviser Petro Andryushchenko told Telegram.
“Hundreds of citizens are forced to stand in line to get a pass, without which from next week it will be impossible not only to move between districts of the city, but also to be on the street,” the statement said.
According to Andryushchenko, that this is done not only for filtering measures, but in preparation for the certification of people who remained in the city.
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Earlier, it was reported that Russian invaders are preparing to close Mariupol to entry and exit, as well as to ban movement in the areas from April 18. The occupiers plan to filter all the men – some of them want to mobilize.
Also the occupiers can prepare for the landing in Mariupol , said Deputy Defense Minister Anna Malyar on the air of the telethon. According to her, the command is currently checking the relevant information.
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