Russia bombing theater in Ukraine with hundreds of people

Russian troops bombed a theater in the city of Mariupol on Wednesday morning which had been set up by hundreds of residents as a refuge for the inclusion of President Vladimir Putin’s army in Ukraine.According to Ukrainian sources, the theater that has been reduced to rubble would have about 1,000 citizens inside so it is estimated an undetermined number of victims. Serhiy Orlov, mariupol’s deputy mayor inside the theater, had between 1,000 and 1,200 people. Although a number of victims is unknown so far, Ukrainian authorities indicate that at the time of the collapse of the building there was an intense confrontation so it was impossible to access the area. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmitro Kuleba said this is “another horrible war crime” committed by Russia, saying the building was totally destroyed. Meanwhile Moscow has denied having anything to do with the attack on the Mariupol theater and attributed the incident to Ukrainian troops. Tweet from Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmitro Kuleba “According to the reliable information available, the fighters of the nationalist Azov battalion have carried out a new bloody provocation, blowing up the theater building they had wired,” the Russian Defense Ministry said. Read more: International Court of Justice orders Russia to suspend war in UkraineDuring the last few days the situation in Mariupol has become a real horror, because according to international media, thousands of citizens are trapped in the city, without water, electricity or heating due to the rise of Russian troops. Threat or media strategy? Ukraine publishes VIDEO of false bombing of Paris

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