Оккупанты попытались списать звуки «хлопков» на работу ПВО: Андрющенко сообщил причину взрывов в Мариуполе

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On February 21st, sounds of “pops” could be heard in the temporarily occupied city of Mariupol in the Donetsk region. The Russian aggressors immediately tried to blame it on the work of anti-aircraft defense. However, the real reason behind the explosions in the city was revealed by the advisor to the mayor, Petro Andriushchenko.

Andriushchenko stated in an interview that these “pops” were in fact caused by the detonation of mines and shells that were left behind by the Russian-backed separatists during their retreat from Mariupol. He also confirmed that the Ukrainian military had been actively clearing the city of explosive devices, resulting in the sudden bursts of sound.

The attempt of the Russian forces to shift the blame to the Ukrainian army is not surprising, as it is a common tactic used by the aggressor in order to paint the Ukrainian government as the instigators of violence. However, the truth behind the situation in Mariupol is far from that. The Ukrainian military has long been working to demine the city and make it safe for its citizens to return.

It is also worth mentioning that this is not the first time the Russian-backed separatists have left behind dangerous explosives in their retreat. Similar situations have occurred in other cities and towns liberated by the Ukrainian army. These actions not only put the lives of innocent civilians at risk, but they also hinder the process of rebuilding and regaining control of these territories.

Despite these challenges, the Ukrainian military continues to work tirelessly to ensure the safety of its citizens. In addition to demining efforts, they have also implemented measures to prevent future incidents, such as increasing the number of checkpoints and conducting regular patrols.

The people of Mariupol are no strangers to the horrors of war. The city has endured years of conflict, undergoing multiple rounds of shelling and artillery fire. However, these recent sounds of “pops” have brought back a sense of fear and anxiety for the citizens, reminding them of the constant threat that surrounds their city.

But amidst all the chaos and destruction, there is still hope. Just as Andriushchenko stated, “Mariupol is a strong city, and it will not be broken.” The resilience and determination of the people and the Ukrainian military have shown that they will not be defeated by the Russian aggression.

Furthermore, the international community has also expressed their support for Ukraine’s efforts in Mariupol. NATO Secretary General, Jens Stoltenberg, has condemned the actions of the Russian-backed separatists and emphasized the need to uphold the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine.

In conclusion, the recent “pops” heard in Mariupol were not caused by the Ukrainian military’s anti-aircraft defense, as the Russian aggressors had claimed. The true reason behind the explosions was the demining efforts of the Ukrainian army. Despite the obstacles and challenges, they continue to work towards a safer and more secure future for the citizens of Mariupol and all of Ukraine. The world stands in solidarity with Ukraine and its fight against Russian aggression, and together, we will secure a peaceful and prosperous future for all.

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