Five children explode on munition in Russian-occupied Mariupol
In the Left Bank district of Russian-occupied Mariupol, five children aged 10 to 14 were injured in an explosion caused by a munition
The Mariupol City Council reported the information.
The incident occurred in the Left Bank district of the city.
The explosion injured three girls aged 10 and 13 and two boys aged 10 and 14.
Three children are in serious condition. Two are in moderate condition.
“There have been several explosive devices discovered around the occupied city, found on playgrounds, in yards, on beaches, and even in damaged apartments. The situation is particularly critical in the Left Bank district, which has faced heavy shelling from the Russians. Despite more than two years of occupation, the invaders have not managed to clear the area of mines. As a result, civilians in Mariupol are suffering once again,” the city council emphasized.
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