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The article discusses the personal account of an individual from Mariupol who faced severe consequences for defending their home from Russian forces.

Recent social media posts allege a connection between Ukrainian actor casting agency director Yegor Skalyga and Jeffrey Epstein, suggesting he had information about a young girl from Mariupol.

Ukrainian serviceman Myroslav proposes to his combat medic girlfriend Elina Medynina before a football match, highlighting their shared experience of survival during captivity in a war zone.

Russia is intensifying its control in occupied Ukraine through confiscating homes in Mariupol, enforcing forced passportization, and tightening reproductive rights restrictions.

Ukraine alleges that Russian authorities in occupied Mariupol are disconnecting utilities to facilitate housing confiscation.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced the exchange of 200 prisoners of war with Russia, including defenders from Mariupol and various regions.

Ukraine successfully executed a prisoner swap that saw the return of 200 Ukrainian defenders from Russian captivity.

Alesja and Darja, two women from Mariupol, recount their experiences of living under occupation and their new life in Latvia after fleeing the war in Ukraine.

The article explores the current state of Mariupol, Ukraine, after its capture by Russian forces, showcasing the memories of residents who fled while their families remain in occupied areas.

Denys 'Redis' Prokopenko, now a brigadier general, is seen as a national hero in Ukraine, but labeled a 'neo-Nazi' by the Kremlin as they justify their denazification campaign.

Ukrainian drones have successfully targeted and destroyed a Russian Pantsir-S1 anti-aircraft system at the Azovstal steelworks in Mariupol.

Oleksandr Demchenko, a military anaesthesiologist, recounts his harrowing experience during the siege of the Azovstal steelworks in Mariupol, where he volunteered to provide medical care despite the life-threatening conditions.

Military anaesthesiologist Oleksandr Demchenko shares his harrowing experience volunteering at the besieged Azovstal steelworks in Mariupol during the Russian siege.

The Mariupol City Council details the ongoing destruction of the city's first Ukrainian-language school, which remains in ruins following a bombing in March 2022.

A Ukrainian drone successfully struck a modern Russian air defense system near Mariupol during the night of February 17.

A Ukrainian attack drone successfully struck a mobile S-300VM air defense system near Mariupol, as seen in social media footage showing the destruction of expensive Russian military hardware.

As the fourth anniversary of Russia's large-scale invasion of Ukraine approaches, various individuals share their stories of resilience amidst ongoing trauma and hardship.

The article discusses the ongoing plight of Ukrainian soldiers held captive by Russian forces, particularly those who defended the Azovstal steelworks in Mariupol, as families rally in support of their loved ones in Rivne.

A drunken man opened fire in a café in Mariupol, injuring himself during a confrontation with police.

Lieutenant General Vladimir Alexeyev, who was targeted in an assassination attempt on February 6, had previously assured the Azovstal defenders of fair treatment during their withdrawal from Mariupol in May 2022.

A Ukrainian drone strike near Mariupol resulted in the deaths of a woman and a child, according to officials from the Donetsk People's Republic.

Following a Russian drone attack, over 45,000 people remain without electricity in Kryvyi Rih, while more than 700 residential buildings lack heating, and school meal distributions have been suspended in the occupied city of Mariupol.

Magnit, a major Russian grocery retailer, plans to expand into Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine, starting by supplying products to a local chain in Donetsk, Mariupol, and Luhansk.

Utility tariffs for water and heating have increased in Mariupol as announced by the occupation authorities, citing a rise in the VAT rate in Russia.

The article reflects on the mobilization of Mariupol citizens during the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2014 and the enduring strength of their civic movement led by scientist Maria Podybailo, who now serves in the army.

After three years, the theatre in Mariupol has reopened, marking a significant cultural revival in the region.

A drama theater has reopened in Mariupol, Ukraine, where hundreds of civilians were killed in a bombing by Russian forces, as Moscow seeks to erase the memory of this wartime atrocity.

A theater in Mariupol, which was destroyed during the Russian siege in early 2022, has reopened after reconstruction, highlighting Kremlin efforts to showcase rebuilding in occupied Ukraine.

Ukrainian drones launched a devastating attack on a base of Russian special forces near Mariupol, resulting in the deaths of 51 soldiers and injuries to 76 others.

The Russian Drama Theater of Mariupol, destroyed by bombings in March 2022, has been rebuilt and reopened with financial and material aid from Saint Petersburg according to Denis Pushilin, a pro-Russian leader in the Donetsk region.

The Mariupol theater, which was bombed in 2022 resulting in the deaths of at least 12 people, has reopened amid the city's ruins currently under Russian control.