my residential district, it was 130,000 people are now my residential district, it was 130,000 people. now there is no district any more, the building where i grew up, a nine storey building, 200 apartments, it is totally burned because several tanks, several times shoot on this building. and like all hospitals are destroyed, almost all the schools are destroyed. even my university s destroyed. everything s destroyed. the only thing we have in mariupol now is people. there are 300,000 people that are still in mariupol and without food and without water because mariupol, you know, it is in a pretty arid climate, and we don t have wells in the city, and people cannot go. we have a small, pretty dirty river in mariupol, but people cannot go there because the street fights are going everywhere, all the time.
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boy stares into emptiness, the russian shell that blasted shrapnel into his belly also wounded his parents and grandparents as they fled from mariupol. a victim of the war, and not yet three years old. next to him, 15 year old, also from near mariupol. her right leg amputated after being torn apart by the blast from a russian shell last tuesday. they are both lucky, in some senses, they have been evacuated to the city of zaporizhiye, and other victims, adults and children died when they fell in the streets. these are just some of the hundreds of casualties of what has been happening in mariupol and the surrounding region. all of these are victims of russian attacks. it is notjust the physical injuries, though, many of these children have deep psychological trauma that they will perhaps never