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    Images and accounts linked to the 2022 siege of Mariupol are circulating widely on social media, drawing renewed attention to the Ukrainian port city's devastation during Russia's invasion. Commenters are recalling the weeks-long blockade, heavy bombardment and civilian toll, and debating how the city's destruction shaped the broader war.

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    Mariupol surgeon returns from abroad to serve in Ukraine's army▼"It was eating away at me that my country was at war while I was here": the story of a Mariupol surgeon who returned froMmastodonWarUkraine011 h ago

    Dmytro Hetmanov, a surgeon born in Mariupol who had built a life abroad, has returned to Ukraine to join the armed forces. He said it 'was eating away at me that my country was at war while I was here'. Coming from a family of medics, he now brings his surgical skills to the front line, embodying the choices facing Ukrainians in the diaspora since Russia's full-scale invasion.

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    Mariupol archival footage revives debate over siege deaths▼Mariupol. Archival footage. Estimated 100,000 lives lost — buried under rubble or in mass graves. Anyone pressuring UkraMmastodonWorldEU Politics22 h ago

    Archival footage of Mariupol is circulating alongside an estimated death toll of around 100,000 people killed during Russia's 2022 siege, buried under rubble or in mass graves. The footage is being shared with a pointed message: that pressuring Ukraine to make concessions in the name of peace negotiations amounts to rewarding Russian aggression. The posts are drawing attention amid ongoing discussion of Western pressure on Ukraine to negotiate.

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    Russian Missile Campaign Halts Ukraine's Steel Industry●⚡ NEWS Ukraine's Steel Industry Halts Due to Russian Missile Campaign Ukraine's remaining steelworks have effectively ceMmastodonWorldDefense32 d ago

    Ukraine's remaining steelworks have effectively ceased operations following sustained Russian missile attacks, according to reports. The halt marks a major blow to one of the country's vital economic sectors, which was already weakened by the loss of key plants such as Azovstal in Mariupol during earlier fighting. Observers say the destruction underscores Russia's continued strategy of targeting Ukrainian industrial infrastructure, deepening the economic toll of the war.