In Mariupol, a southern Ukrainian port city temporarily occupied by Russian troops, an assassination attempt has been made on the self-proclaimed "mayor" of the city, collaborator Kostiantyn Ivashchenko.
A large number of Russian military engineering equipment and personnel have been spotted in the temporarily occupied city of Mariupol, driving towards Zaporizhzhia.
Moldy bread and a batch of shovels were delivered to the temporarily captured Mariupol from Russia's Tula region as part of the so-called “humanitarian aid.”
The International Committee of the Red Cross distributed humanitarian aid in Mariupol, temporarily captured by the Russian invaders, for the second time.
In Mariupol, temporarily captured by the Russian invaders, residents receive five liters of drinking water per week and have to stand in a queue since morning to get to collection points.
Russia’s military vehicle columns have been driving westwards via the city of Mariupol for four days in a row. The limited number of Russian troops is remaining in the city to guard certain objects.