Petro Andriushchenko, an adviser to the Mayor of Mariupol, urged Ukrainians to immediately leave occupied Mariupol for their safety
He cited several reasons:
It is technically impossible to restore the city's infrastructure for winter. There will be problems with water, electricity, and gas in some areas.
The medical system will not work - there are almost no specialized doctors like pediatricians, mammologists, and oncologists left in the place, and due to sanctions, Russia has problems with medical equipment
Security – the police of the aggressor do not protect Ukrainians, and work for the invaders and together with criminals.
The currently open evacuation channel in Zaporizhzhia may be shut down.
Due to the counterattack of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, people may be injured, since they are a human shield for the Russians, who place depots near civilian buildings.
The occupation authorities plan to begin "mobilization" of everyone without exception in Mariupol in the fall.
