Russia has set a deadline for Mariupol to show soldiers survived Moscow’s flagship from sinking in the Black Sea.
Russia deadline Mariupol–On April 17, the BBC and AFP reported on the progress of the protracted war in Ukraine. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said: The situation in Mariupol The strategic port city in the south of the country is in a state of cruelty, barbarism and inhumanity. and urged the Western nations to immediately allocate heavy weapons to Ukraine
As Russia claims to have control of most of Mariupol and urged its defenders to surrender to Russia,The ultimatum said Ukrainian troops in Mariupol had to drop their weapons and evacuate structures by Sunday, April 17 local time. But Zelensky warned that the removal of Ukrainian soldiers and citizens in Mariupol would prevent further negotiations.
File photo – Moscow boat Russia’s Black Sea flagship in 2013 before it sank (Archyde.com)
On the same day, the Russian Defense Ministry released images of soldiers stationed aboard the Moscow ship. The flagship led the Navy of the Black Sea in the Russian Ukrainian War. which the Ukrainian side claimed to have used two Neptune missiles until the ship sank. It is the largest Russian warship to sink at sea since World War II, although Russia said it sank in a storm that caused the weapon to explode and set a fire on the ship. And it is the first time the public has seen the crew of the Mosqua ship since the accident.
Images and video clips show a large group of sailors migrating ashore at the port of Sevastopol. An important port in Crimea, which was annexed to Russia in 2011 and meets with Russian Navy Commander Nikolai Yevmenov. The video also showed Admiral Yevmenov and two high-ranking officials patrolling the line of about 100 Moscow crew members.
Although Russia did not report any injuries or deaths. But US officials believe soldiers were injured or killed in the incident. The Ukrainian authorities said that Captain Anton Kuprin, the captain of the Moscow ship. killed on board
………
Related news
Russia bombs Ukrainian missile plant after losing the flagship of the Black Sea