Russian invaders completely cut off water supply for residents of Mariupol, Donetsk region, temporarily occupied by them, allegedly in connection with " This was announced by the mayor's adviser Petr Andryushchenko in Telegram.

In fact, according to him, due to the heat in the city, the power grid failed.. The blackout made it impossible for any pumping station to work.. "

" We warned this would happen.. Even told what to do. But no. The invaders have their own way. Unfortunately, at the cost of Mariupol residents,"

A few hours earlier, Andryushchenko announced a protest organized by residents of the Volonterovka microdistrict of the Kalmiussky district of Mariupol in one of the schools. People demanded that the occupying authorities urgently resolve the issue of drinking water, electricity and transport in the city.

“The protest meeting took place after the death in the middle of the street of two pensioners who were trying to overcome kilometers from Volonterovka to the center of the district in the heat,” Andryushchenko wrote..

He noted that in the microdistrict about three thousand people and at least 200 children still do not have even the basic conditions for existence.. However, during the meeting, the invaders tried to "

“People are left to their own devices. Most of the men from this microdistrict are still in the filtration colony in Sedovo, which makes it impossible to solve problems on their own. resistance is rising. The occupiers are frankly extinguishing the fire with gasoline,” said the adviser to the mayor of Mariupol.

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He also wrote about the riot in Volonterovka on July 6. Then, according to Andryushchenko, the occupying authorities ignored the demands of the townspeople..

“People took to the streets - the authorities disappeared. in vain. Knowing our people is just the beginning. This is how social resistance is born and develops.. This is just the beginning…” – noted in that publication the adviser to the mayor.

Earlier it was reported that the area of \u200b\u200bmass graves in the village of Stary Krym, temporarily captured by Russian troops, located near Mariupol, almost doubled from May 8 to June 29.