Columns Of Battered Russian Equipment Fleeing From Mariupol To Novoazovsk

Two powerful blows were dealt to the Russian troops in the city during the day.

The Russians after yesterday's and today's explosions in Mariupol began to move battered military equipment to Novoazovsk.

Petro Andryushchenko, Advisor to the Mayor of Mariupol, spoke about the consequences of the explosions on the territory of the occupied city. He also published a photo of those consequences — the occupiers are pulling liquidated Russian Tigr armored vehicles through the streets of the city to Novoazovsk.

“Consequences of yesterday’s “bang”: the Russians are dragging their machinery along the streets of the city to Novoazovsk. The Tigrs are a little tired, for good. It's a pity they are not dragging those few dozen “good Russians” down the street. So the parade to celebrate the Day of Occupation would have turned out well,” Andryushchenko writes ironically.

According to the adviser, from 6 to 7 in the morning in Mariupol, the work of air defense was again recorded in the Levoberezhny district of the city.

Andryushchenko also reported about the active movement of Russian helicopters at 8 am from the direction of Berdyansk towards Mariupol along the sea line.

As the Charter97.org website reported, yesterday, as a result of a missile attack on Mariupol, a base with 150 Russians and Russian air defense was liquidated near the airport.

This morning, Russian troops in the city were again hit hard.