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1const e="<p>In mid-March, armor crews of the 36th Marine Brigade, which were stationed at the Ilyich Iron and Steel Works, and Azov armor crews from Azovstal resorted to identical tricks. They removed the hulls of T-64A and T-54 main battle tanks from their pedestals, and dragged them outside the plants, forcing the enemy to focus their UAVs and artillery fire on them. </p>",a="Armor crew member, 36th Separate Marine Brigade",t="<p>Having seen (probably from a UAV) a tank parked at the plant, the Russians began to shell it regularly. They failed to hit it but the shelling annoyed our fighters who were in the building nearby. First, we pulled this tank off the pedestal and dragged it toward Azovmash works. Unfortunately, we did not know about the machinery in the nearby workshops. So, the enemy focused its shelling there, and again the Russians failed to hit the tank. Finally, we took the ARV [armored recovery vehicle] and dragged the tank further from the plant to Topolyna Street and left it turned toward the enemy. </p>",i='<div class="gallery"><ul><li><img src="assets/top1.jpg"><p>photo from open sources</p></li><li><img src="assets/top2.jpg"><p>photo by a representative of the aggressor state</p></li><li><img src="assets/top3.jpg"><p>photo by a representative of the aggressor state</p></li></ul></div>',s="Viktor “Ratatouille” Kornyushko",n="Azov armor crewman",o=`<p>There was a T-55 monument tank on a pedestal in the central part of the plant. We dragged it over the second entrance and placed it behind the gate, at the intersection of Huhelya and Azovstalska streets, to distract the enemy. That tank suffered a lot, of course. It stood out in the open and the enemy was shelling it for a week. </p><div class="gallery"><ul><li><img src="assets/rat1.jpg"><p>photo from open sources</p></li><li><img src="assets/rat2.jpg"><p>photo by a representative of the aggressor state</p></li></ul></div><p>On March 16, the Russian defense ministry released a video of airstrikes using the Orion UAV. The Russians did not specify the location of their drone attacks but both episodes featured the Azovstal steel plant. One of the attacks was at a T-55 monument decoy, which did not suffer any significant damage. </p><p>The second attack was at Oleksiy “Oswald” Bratchenko's T-64B1M main battle tank, which was hit on March 12 and then towed to Azovstal. The vehicle was left near the main entrances as a false target. Since the Russians focused too much fire on the tank, it was then dragged along Naberezhna Street 600 meters further, where the vehicle stayed for a year. Back to the video of the UAV attack: the laser guidance system did not help the Orion hit a static target – the shell exploded a few meters away. </p><p><img src="assets/rat3.jpg"></p><p>photo by a representative of the aggressor state</p>`,r="<h4>The last of the police </h4>",l="“Lucky”",d="Fighter of the KORD, a Ukrainian police special forces unit",h="<p>On March 15, the police were ordered to leave Mariupol, then us on the morning of the 16th. When the commander told us about the order, Kostyantyn “Casper” Telipailo said that he would not run from the enemy. He added: “What difference does it make where to kill the orcs – in Mariupol, Dnipro, or Lviv? I'd rather do it in Mariupol.” I also decided to stay. We took all the ammunition load to the car and headed to the seaport, where we wished to join the Special Operations Forces or Main Directorate of Intelligence (HUR), but we couldn't find them and ended up joining the Azov Special Reconnaissance Platoon. </p><p>We were sent to control the area from Bus Station 2 to the “1,000 Trifles” store. Casper and I sat in the attic of a 9-story building and watched the area at night using an Archer thermal viewer. On the night of March 16-17, Casper saw three enemy fighters, whom we eliminated. The second contact was a bit later. Later, we dealt with supply issues and went for ammunition to the Special Purpose Police Company, which was stationed on Azovstalska Street. Anatoliy “Ki

1pish (Hype)” Dyachuk joined us there. </p>",c='<img src="assets/lucky1.jpg"><p>Police special forces: Anatoliy “Kipish (Hype)” Dyachuk, “Lucky,” Kostyantyn “Kasper” Telipailo</p>',p="<h4>The last of the rescuers </h4>",u="Oleksiy Sharuda",y="Commander of the Special Operations Emergency Rescue Unit. On February 27, 2022, he took command of the Mariupol fire and rescue units",v="<p>Since March 10, territories of our units were regularly shelled by Russians, and by March 14, almost all of our equipment had been destroyed. Therefore, we could not respond to calls any longer. Our last rescue mission was on March 15. People then came to the unit and told us that a building had been destroyed across the street, with civilians trapped under the rubble. We took the equipment and went to the site. Soon after we started working, a Russian tank opened fire on us. We managed to save only one woman. </p><p>Also, on March 15, our colleague Denys Bezrukavyi died. His armored Ford Transit was hit by an anti-tank missile when he was driving along Topolyna Street from a mission at the Ilyich Iron and 

1Steel Works back to our unit. In the evening, the Russians captured fire and rescue unit No. 22. </p>",m='<img src="assets/bezrukavyj.jpg"><p>Denys Bezrukavyi, State Emergency Service, photo by State Emergency Service</p>',g="Buildings and equipment of the State Emergency Service destroyed by Russians",_='<div class="gallery"><ul><li><img src="assets/dsns1.jpg"></li><li><img src="assets/dsns2.jpg"></li><li><img src="assets/dsns3.jpg"></li><li><img src="assets/dsns4.jpg"></li><li><img src="assets/dsns5.jpg"></li><li><img src="assets/dsns6.jpg"></li></ul></div><p>photo by State Emergency Service</p>',w="<h4>Evacuation </h4><p>On the morning of March 15, Russians shelled the city council building when representatives of the city authorities, utility companies, police, and defense forces were gathered there for another meeting. Vahagn Mnatsakanyan, the head of one of the city council departments, was wounded. Then, officials were allowed to leave Mariupol if they wished. The “green corridor” was opened on the same day. </p>",f="Andriy Hryshyn tells about that day",k="Maria Nekrasova saw a large column of civilian cars driving along her street: partially damaged, bearing “Children” markings and white rags. There was no communication, they had to listen to the invaders' radio as the Ukrainian was no longer available. We asked people and learned about the “green corridor.”",b="We then thought that the column would be shelled, as in Shyrokyne in 2014. Still, the radio “DPR” announced that the invaders had indeed opened a corridor, and we decided to pack our belongings. We finished at 6 p.m.",z='Maria recalls. <sup><a href="#ref02">[2]</a></sup>',S="Mariupol in the news",T="Natalia recalls",M="International Media on Mariupol",O='<h4>Known losses</h4><div class="person"><img src="assets/gorbach.jpg"><img src="assets/azov.png" class="combatant"><div><div class="name">Vitaliy “Kratos” Horbach</div><div class="title">Azov</div></div></div><div class="person"><img src="assets/peresvit.jpg"><img src="assets/azov.png" class="combatant"><div><div class="name">Mykola “Peresvit” Klymenko </div><div class="title">Azov</div></div></div><div class="person"><img src="assets/danja.jpg"><img src="assets/azov.png" class="combatant"><div><div class="name">Maksym “Danya” Danylov </div><div class="title">Azov</div></div></div><div class="person"><img src="assets/person.svg"><img src="assets/azov.png" class="combatant"><div><div class="name">Oleksandr Bezverkhyi</div><div class="title">lieutenant, Azov</div></div></div><div class="person"><img src="assets/marynych.jpg"><img src="assets/36-obrmp.png" class="combatant"><div><div class="name">Illya Marynych</div><div class="title">seaman, 36th Separate Marine Brigade </div></div></div><div class="person"><img src="assets/person.svg"><img src="assets/36-obrmp.png" class="combatant"><div><div class="name">Artem Dots</div><div class="title">senior seaman, 36th Separate Marine Brigade </div></div></div><div class="person"><img src="assets/person.svg"><img src="assets/3948542887_w640_h640_3948542887.png" class="combatant"><div><div class="name">Yevhen Zhezhulov</div><div class="title">senior seaman, 501st Separate Marine Battalion </div></div></div><div class="person"><img src="assets/parshin.jpg"><div><div class="name">Kyrylo “Grek” Parshin</div><div class="title">"Bears" Volunteer Sabotage and Assault Group, M.I.A. </div></div></div><div class="person"><img src="assets/person.svg"><img src="assets/36-obrmp.png" class="combatant"><div><div class="name">Serhiy Honcharov</div><div class="title">marines </div></div></div><div class="person"><img src="assets/person.svg"><img src="assets/zp.png" class="combatant"><div><div class="name">Artem Pyeshkov</div><div class="title">9th Operational Assignment Regiment</div></div></div><div class="person"><img src="assets/person.svg"><img src="assets/zp.png" class="combatant"><div><div class="name">Rostyslav Kudrya </div><div class="title">9th Operational Assignment Regiment</div></div></div><div class="person"><img src="assets/person.svg"><img src="assets/zp.png" class="combatant"><div><div class="name">Dmytro Tsvyetkov </div><div class="title">9th Operational Assignment Regiment</div></div></div><div class="person"><img src="assets/chaikovskij.jpg"><img src="assets/zp.png" class="combatant"><div><div class="name">Borys Tchaikovskyi </div><div class="title">9th Operational Assignment Regiment</div></div></div><div class="person"><img src="assets/sinicin.jpg"><div><div class="name">Serhiy Sinitsyn</div><div class="title">53rd Separate Motorized Infantry Brigade </div></div></div><div class="person"><img src="assets/person.svg"><img src="assets/12-brop.png" class="combatant"><div><div class="name">Bohdan Bloshchitsyn</div><div class="title">lieutenant, 12th Operational Brigade</div></div></div>',A='<h4>{{posylanniaandrii_hryshyn_materi_holosno_spivaly_ditiam_1}}</h4><ol><li id="ref01">

1<a href="https://prostirmarii.com.ua/андрій-гришин/" target="_blank">{{posylanniaandrii_hryshyn_materi_holosno_spivaly_ditiam_2}}</a></li><li id="ref02"><a href="https://prostirmarii.com.ua/марія-некрасова/" target="_blank">{{posylanniaandrii_hryshyn_materi_holosno_spivaly_ditiam_3}}</a></li><li id="ref03"><a href="https://lb.ua/society/2023/06/29/562593_uryatuvatisya_z_mariupolya_takim_yak.html" target="_blank">{{posylanniaandrii_hryshyn_materi_holosno_spivaly_ditiam_4}}</a></li></ol>',I={u_seredyni_bereznia_tankisty_36_bryhady:e,tankist_36_obrmp:a,pobachyvshy_imovirno_z_bpla_shcho_na:t,foto_z_vidkrytykh_dzherelfoto_predstavnyk:i,viktor_ratatui_korniushko:s,tankist_azova:n,u_tsentralnii_chastyni_zavodu_na_postamenti:o,ostanni_z_politsii:r,laki:l,boiets_spetspidrozdilu_politsii_kord:d,nakaz_zalyshyty_mariupol_nadiishov_politseiskym_15:h,politseiskispetspryznachentsi_anatolii_kipish_diachuk_laki_kostiantyn:c,ostanni_z_riatuvalnykiv:p,oleksii_sharuda:u,komandyr_avariinoriatuvalnoho_zahonu_spetsialnoho_pryznachennia_27:y,terytoriiu_nashykh_zahoniv_rosiiany_pochaly_tsilespriamovano:v,denys_bezrukavyi_dsns_foto_dsns:m,znyshcheni_rosiianamy_budivli_ta_tekhnika_dsns:g,foto_dsns:_,evakuatsiiakoly_zranku_15_bereznia_predstavnyky_miskoi:w,pro_tsei_den_rozpovidaie_andrii_hryshyn:f,"14_bereznia_2022_vyrushyla_persha_kolona":'<p>On March 14, 2022, the first column set off from the Drama Theater. When it became clear that there would be no evacuation, 20-30 cars went along the highway toward Zaporizhzhia. Only perhaps five cars returned, the column was fired upon. Then people decided to try again and drove along the sea toward Berdyansk – and managed to flee. </p><p>When they brought a generator to the theater, we recharged our phones. From the nearby church, we called friends in Odesa to learn the news. We called our friends in Berdyansk, and they told us we could try but should be careful as there were mines. On the night of March 14-15, at around midnight, there was an awful shelling. The military came and told us that the front line was across the city center. It was a difficult night, we were debating whether to leave or not. We had some feeling that if we stayed we would die. We were also not sure whether we would survive if we decided to leave. So, we decided to give it a try. </p><p>When they brought a generator to the theater, we recharged our phones. From the nearby church, we called friends in Odesa to learn the news. We called our friends in Berdyansk, and they told us we could try but should be careful as there were mines. On the night of March 14-15, at around midnight, there was an awful shelling. The military came and told us that the front line was across the city center. It was a difficult night, we were debating whether to leave or not. We had some feeling that if we stayed we would die. We were also not sure whether we would survive if we decided to leave. So, we decided to give it a try. <sup><a href="#ref01">[1]</a></sup></p>',mariia_nekrasova_pobachyla_shcho_ii_vulytseiu:k,my_todi_podumaly_chy_ne_bude:b,zhaduie_mariia2:z,mariupol_u_novynakh:S,"15032022_0014_radio":'<div>🇺🇦 · 15.03.2022 00:14 · Радіо Свобода</div><p class="media-title">До Запоріжжя прибули перші евакуйовані Ð

1· Маріуполя</p><img src="assets/02330000-0aff-0242-3f22-08da0351abbd_w1023_r1_s.jpeg"><p class="media-text">Ввечері 14 березня до Запоріжжя приїхали перші жителі Маріуполя, які змогли залишити місто маршрутом «зеленого коридору» на власних автомобілях. Про їхнє прибуття повідомляє Запорізька ОВА.</p><a href="https://www.radiosvoboda.org/a/news-mariupol-evakuatsia/31752953.html" class="media-out" target="_blank">To article →</a>',rozpovidaie_natalia:T,"15_bereznia_my_ne_zbyralysia_ikhaty":`<p>On March 15, we weren't planning to leave. Suddenly Olena rushed in: “Why are you still here? Let's go!” I quickly packed and took my animals. Earlier, we had been writing “children” all night long. People were saying that there should be such a marking on the car as well as white ribbons. We had nothing to write with. So we used nail polish. We quickly got into the cars, put the signs, and tied the ribbons. A whole column was forming. We were ordered to take off our white ribbons. No one knew what was happening in Ukraine. Only when we made it out, I learned that Kyiv Oblast and Chernihiv Oblast had been occupied. It was a shock for me. I was sure that all the horrible things were happening in Donetsk Oblast, mostly in Mariupol, as always. I also thought that we would quickly get to Ukrainian territory. I couldn't even imagine there would be 22 checkpoints and we would have to go all the way to Zaporizhzhia. We were driving and thinking we would soon get to safety, but we were wrong. It was an awful disappointment.</p><p>The first Russian checkpoint was just outside Mariupol. There were very young guys there, giggling. They were having fun. One was from the DPR, it was clear from his accent that he was a local. They asked for our documents, and Olena showed them her passport in Diia [Ukrainian mobile application for IDs]. It was obvious that they were highly uncivilized and didn't know that documents could be in electronic form. There were a lot from the Caucasus. Some spoke Russian fluently but some called for help as they couldn't put two words together. They pretended to be our rescuers. They were saying something like “womans, we help you” or “it danger there, go other.” They all were wearing white armbands. Then we realized that these were to identify Russians.</p><p>We didn't manage to get to Ukrainian territory that day. It was already dark. We tried to keep driving but they stopped us. We all were forced to stay on the highway. It was 10 degrees below zero (Celsius) outside, we didn't have enough fuel, and there was no gas station available. We couldn't get warm in the car, as we had to turn off the engine or we wouldn't have made it out. One car had no windows. Using the charge remaining, I hysterically called to Lviv. By some miracle, they found contacts of people who could shelter us in the nearby Verkhni Krynytsi Village. <sup><a href="#ref03">[3]</a></sup></p>`,svitovi_zmi_pro_mariupol:M,"15032022_bbc_newszhakhlyvi":'<div>🌎 · 15.03.2022 · BBC News</div><p class="media-title">Horrific conditions in Mariupol - Ukraine’s city under siege</p><p class="youtube-container"><iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/ErmotRcx4TA?si=Gv5cnaLBl9IZSS__" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture; web-share" allowfullscreen=""></iframe></p><p class="media-text">New pictures from Ukraine’s besieged port city of Mariupol reveal the terrible conditions faced by its 500,000 residents. Russian forces completely surround the city and shelling has already claimed thousands of lives.  </p>',vidomi_vtraty_syl_oborony_mariupoliavitalii_kratos:O,posylanniaandrii_hryshyn_materi_holosno_spivaly_ditiam:A};export{d as boiets_spetspidrozdilu_politsii_kord,I as default,m as denys_bezrukavyi_dsns_foto_dsns,w as evakuatsiiakoly_zranku_15_bereznia_predstavnyky_miskoi,_ as foto_dsns,i as foto_z_vidkrytykh_dzherelfoto_predstavnyk,y as komandyr_avariinoriatuvalnoho_zahonu_spetsialnoho_pryznac

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