Andrei Bednyakov admits that it is very difficult for him to talk about his native Mariupol, sometimes the presenter cannot even hold back his tears.

So, in an interview with Ramina Eskhakzai, Bednyakov said that people in Mariupol live extremely hard:.

" Although they say there that they are starting to build something, but this is a ghetto. When there is nothing there, there is no water, there is no normal light, there is no food, there is no work.. You go somewhere, you want to sign up, you need to go through 10 circles of this hell. Pay each. When these people, there, from Donetsk, from where the curators sent them from Russia, everyone needs, everyone... Do you want to leave faster, please, if you need to go to work, please - you have to pay for everything. Cosmos prices,"

Bednyakov also admitted that he was stunned by the number of those who died as a result of shelling by the invaders - according to official figures, 87 thousand Mariupol residents were killed:.

“They didn’t let anyone in there, and they did it deliberately.. I was told that they even went to these crematoria, where people were burned. I just know from my own experience that my dead mother is not on this list.. So here's how to react to such lists. There may be even more and there are many such people. There were also many villages near Mariupol. When I saw these 87 thousand, I just went crazy. It's a lot,"

At the same time, Bednyakov said that he was very happy that he managed to pick up his sister from Mariupol and that there was no one left in his city among his very close ones.. The presenter also shared that the invaders destroyed the apartment in which he spent his childhood:.

" He fell.

It was even during the first days that a classmate called me, saying that on the fifth day he was gone, the house where I grew up. School is not mine, where I went. There is one more apartment, I don't know what's going on there,"

Recall, earlier Andrei Bednyakov showed " It turned out that on the Day of Knowledge, the children received from the pro-Russian administration diaries with the coat of arms of the aggressor country, the enemy tricolor and the inscription "