Russians spotted transporting their equipment to north of Donetsk Oblast through Mariupol

The New Voice of Ukraine

April 24, 2024 at 4:28 AM·1 min read

Russians move equipment to the north of Donetsk Oblast

Russians are moving military equipment through occupied Mariupol to northern Donetsk Oblast, Petro Andriushchenko, advisor to Mariupol mayor, wrote on Telegram on April 24.

Andriushchenko's Telegram message says that active movement to north of Donetsk Oblast through Mariupol continues to be spotted.

Active traffic was coming from Novoazovsk on April 23.

On the other hand, Andriushchenko reported that there is a certain slowdown in movement from Berdyansk direction.

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