In occupied Mariupol, the Russians are not making any attempts to reopen the port for the delivery of military equipment and have built a business on stealing luxury cars. This was reported by the adviser to the mayor of the city Petr Andryushchenko.

“An attempt is underway to launch the port for military and logistics needs. Yesterday they began to clear and free the railway track from damaged wagons. The track will be needed for the rapid movement of trains from the port to Volnovakha, as well as for the stable connection of the repair base to MMK named after. Ilyich with the port,” Andryushchenko notes.

In support of his words, he published a video showing how the occupiers clear the tracks from damaged cars..

According to the mayor's adviser, the Iron and Steel Works named after. Occupiers adapted Ilyich for storage of stolen luxury cars. A whole business operates on the territory of the enterprise. Cars are dismantled and exported to Russia. The profitable marauding business of the Russian military is “criminal”, because the enterprise is in their area of \u200b\u200b\u200b\u200bresponsibility.

According to Andryushchenko, the Russians adapted part of the metallurgical plant's workshops to dump construction waste after clearing the city's rubble.. There they sort it, separating scrap metal.

“Even in the broken housing of Mariupol residents, the occupiers find ways to earn money,” sums up the mayor’s adviser.

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Recall, the Russian invaders, under the guise of a civilian, are launching a military transport ferry Mariupol-Yeisk-Mariupol. They plan to transport military equipment to the occupied city, and take the stolen property back to Russia.