Civilian blown up by Russian mine in Mariupol: invaders try to pass it off as "saboteur elimination"
UKRAINSKA PRAVDA — WEDNESDAY, 9 NOVEMBER 2022 13:25
In occupied Mariupol, a local resident was blown up by a mine, and the Russians tried to pass off his death as the elimination of a "saboteur".
Source: Adviser to the Mayor of the city of Mariupol, Petro Andriushchenko, on Telegram
Quote: "On 9 November, at 11:00 in the morning, on the site of the ‘morning market’ in Mariupol, a man was blown up by a Russian mine. The man did not survive.
To cover up their guilt, on the instructions of the occupation administration, Russian social media began to spread fake information that a saboteur with two grenades had been eliminated."
Details: According to Andriushchenko, the Russians are trying to cover up the failure to clear the city with a false report about a subversion and reconnaissance group.
The mayor's adviser called on Mariupol residents to follow the rules for handling unknown explosive objects.
Background:
- Previously, Andriushchenko reported that the Russian occupiers had started mining the suburbs of Mariupol.
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