The occupants took more than 300 Mariupol residents to the village of Wrangel in northeastern Russia. This was reported on Telegram by Peter Andryushchenko, adviser to the mayor of Mariupol.
"Mariupol. The whereabouts and details of 300 Mariupol residents who were deported to Vladivostok have been found. People were settled in the village of Wrangel in a building somewhere between a hotel and a dormitory. They are not given any money, so there is no way to get in touch with them. We are fed three times as much, there is no question of the quality of food," Andryushchenko wrote.
According to him, people do not have documents, the registration procedure is underway.
"They promise in two weeks to finish the bureaucratic procedures for registration and further resettlement in other towns. As for work - solely from the proposed. Low-skilled and low-paid work. Formally Russians talk about the possibility then at any time to abandon the status of "shelter from the war", but there is no confidence in this. In fact, our people were taken from the warm Azov region 9.6 thousand kilometers to the backside of the world, where the warmest month of August with a temperature of +21 for what? There are no words", - said Andryushchenko.
Earlier Andryushchenko reported that on April 21, the Russians deported 308 Mariupol residents to Vladivostok, 90 of whom were children.
