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Zaporizhzhia
Russia is gathering troops together from different regions, which has all the appearance of preparations for a new counteroffensive in Zaporizhzhia.
Jul. 18
Mariupol
Four explosions blasted the Russian-occupied Mariupol International Airport, where the Russian military bases air defense systems, the mayor’s advisor said.
Jul. 12
Azov
Tetyana Vyshniak said that not enough people knew about the heroism of Mariupol’s last defenders at the Azovstal plant and the current fate of survivors. So she got the idea to hold weekly rallies.
Jul. 7
War in Ukraine
A report submitted to the ICC says Moscow used starvation as a deliberate tactic during the siege of Mariupol in 2022, leaving civilians without food, water, gas, and electricity for days.
Jun. 13
Putin
Ukraine’s SBU identified the selected Russian airborne officer as having been directly involved in the torture and murder of at least one civilian in Bucha.
May. 31
Azov
Azov’s nascence began during the 2013-2014 Revolution of Dignity which ended Yanukovych's pro-Russian regime and saw fierce clashes with the Berkut during which future Azov fighters first saw action
May. 6
Mariupol
During a meeting in Brussels, the mayor of Mariupol presented plans for the reconstruction of the coastal city after its de-occupation. He appealed for support from EU representatives.
Apr. 24
Moscow
A former Ukrainian intelligence officer who defected to Russia in 2018 was injured when a suspected explosive device blew up under his Toyota SUV in Moscow.
Apr. 12
Germany
German journalists identified the logos of Knauf and WKB Systems on various construction equipment, house windows, and building materials scattered across war-torn Mariupol.
Apr. 4
Kyiv
Across Ukraine theaters that were once places of joy and entertainment have become memorials to one of the largest tragedies experienced during Russia’s war on Kyiv.
Mar. 24
Mariupol
Despite winning the Oscar for “Best Documentary Feature Film” the moment they got the award to celebrate its achievement was missing from the highlights program.
Mar. 12
Mariupol
The city of Mariupol was almost completely destroyed by Russian attacks and Kyiv says tens of thousands of civilians were killed.
Mar. 11
Mariupol
The Atesh guerrilla movement has discovered that Russian pilots and crew are using a number of nearby private homes as their quarters.
Mar. 5
Azov
Soldiers’ testimonies, photographs, videos, and military files form a comprehensive account of the 86-day siege of Mariupol in the early days of the war.
Feb. 26
Kremlin
Two locals who were poisoned were supposed to work in Mariupol conducting the Russian presidential elections, and the guests from Moscow came to give them final instructions and conduct an inspection.
Feb. 22
War in Ukraine
A powerful documentary film chronicling the first month of the Mariupol siege wins the British Film Academy Awards. Kyiv Post spoke to its director, Mstyslav Chernov.
Feb. 19
Four explosions blasted the Russian-occupied Mariupol International Airport, where the Russian military bases air defense systems, the mayor’s advisor said.
Jul. 12