There's no food
no water
no heat
no toilets
no electricity in #mariupol
No aid or escape due to Putin's shelling.
People are draining their radiators just to find water.
2200 people have been murdered & there's no way to bury them.#StandWithUkraine pic.twitter.com/bthvX7Bya7

— Formerly known as AltFireAviation (@AltFireAviation) March 13, 2022

As if #Mariupol hasn't seen enough hell already, 100's are trapped under the rubble of the 'Drama Theatre' & 'Neptune swimming pool'. Putin bombed 100's of civilians. The pool was housing only pregnant women & mothers w/ kids under 3 yrs of age. #StandWithUkriane #WarCrimes 3/ pic.twitter.com/Nelfne29iG

— Formerly known as AltFireAviation (@AltFireAviation) March 16, 2022

5/ Lucky some people got out of Mariupol today but good lord, look at people's homes in the background. pic.twitter.com/K7tA4DY2zp

— Formerly known as AltFireAviation (@AltFireAviation) March 18, 2022

Some thoughts after 2 days of interviewing dozens of residents of #Mariupol who described to me the hell they escaped from. They were the lucky ones who were able to make it out in their own cars, but they left thousands behind with no electricity, gas, water and phone reception pic.twitter.com/zBdwlHhUq6

— Belkis Wille (@belkiswille) March 17, 2022