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The head of the Mariupol patrol police Mykhailo Vershynin told CNN that the plant had been shelled "non-stop" by Russia since the early morning of May 2. A day prior, almost a hundred people were able to leave the plant, with nearly 1,000 people remaining trapped at the facility. Vershynin called Russia's agreement to release people a “cynical lie.”
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