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‘Waiting to die in Mariupol’: Resident describes how airplanes became her greatest fear | Mariupol: The People’s Story

4 months ago

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‘Waiting to die in Mariupol’: Resident describes how airplanes became her greatest fear | Mariupol: The People’s Story

4 months ago
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One day, a bomb landed just outside her building – where she and other residents usually cooked dinner outdoors, because electricity and gas supplies had been cut

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