Wounded Taken Out By Trucks: Powerful Blow Dealt To Location Of Russians In Mariupol

The occupiers suffered huge losses.

In the Left Bank region of Mariupol, Donetsk region, occupied by the Russian Federation, a blow was struck on the location of the Russian occupiers.

As Petro Andryushchenko, adviser to the city mayor of Mariupol, said on Espresso, the invaders put out the fire from the “bavovna” only at night, and then trucked the wounded out of there.

“This is the eastern part of the city in the area of Taganrogskaya Street. There are two large locations of Russian occupiers there. It was one of them that had been hit,” he clarified.

According to him, the Russians were able to put out the fire after midnight on April 23 and only after that began to take out the wounded — in military Urals. According to him, the enemy suffered heavy losses — if not liquidated, then certainly heavily wounded.

“Our resistance in the city is transmitting information that three Ural vehicles with people left from there towards Novoazovsk. Most likely, they were transporting the seriously wounded. Because such people are not left in Mariupol, but only superficially and moderately wounded are accepted — that is, those who can be saved. The heavy ones are being transported to Novoazovsk and Taganrog,” added Andryushchenko.

Important to note, a powerful explosion occurred in occupied Mariupol; locals heard it in different parts of the city.