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Mariupol Mayor pleads for help to the city, asks for an evacuation corridor.

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The city lost heating, water, and electricity after five days of non-stop missile attacks by Russian troops. People are running out of food and medicine. About 300 wounded are in hospitals, which are also under attack. “We don’t see any signs of stabilization in the city,” Mayor Vadym Boychenko said.

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