In biggest victory yet, Russia claims to capture Mariupol
Headline from ABC 10 Sacramento
If confirmed, the fall would mark the end of a nearly three-month siege that reduced much of Mariupol to ruins and left over 20,000 people feared dead.
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If confirmed, the fall would mark the end of a nearly three-month siege that reduced much of Mariupol to ruins and left over 20,000 people feared dead.
If confirmed, the fall would mark the end of a nearly three-month siege that reduced much of Mariupol to ruins and left over 20,000 people feared dead.
