RUSSIAN 'Z tanks' and military convoy travels through Mariupol, while residents dig graves for loved ones and civilians who have died in the war-torn city.
The port city has been subject to intense fighting between Russian and Ukrainian forces for weeks.
"Lots of civilians were killed, and there are still lots of (bodies) still in apartments," local resident Denis told Reuters.
"We dig graves in shell craters as it is easier to dig here," he added.
Tens of thousands of civilians have been trapped for weeks with scant food, water and other supplies in the city that was once home to 400,000 people but has been devastated by the conflict.
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The port city has been subject to intense fighting between Russian and Ukrainian forces for weeks.
"Lots of civilians were killed, and there are still lots of (bodies) still in apartments," local resident Denis told Reuters.
"We dig graves in shell craters as it is easier to dig here," he added.
Tens of thousands of civilians have been trapped for weeks with scant food, water and other supplies in the city that was once home to 400,000 people but has been devastated by the conflict.
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