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    A Mariupol occupata dai russi, tutto ciò che è ucraino deve sparire

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    2. RegularEmpty4267 on

      It’s time to prevent the further spread of Russia. I refuse to learn Russian.

    4. PasicT on

      Before long, people will even forget another ethnic group used to live there for centuries and that it was their country.

    5. potatolulz on

      paywall, but whatever, there’s little need to read about what russians want to do in Mariupol. You can watch the freely available 20 days in Mariupol documentary. That was just the first 20 days, not the full extent of the damage, and recorded by a couple of guys who made really fucking sure to avoid getting close to the invaders.

      So any “reconstruction” (quick, cheap and shitty, just to look good for pictures from certain streets and certain angles) is literally built on bodies of the people who died there.

    6. ZuzBla on

      But heavens forbid any country gives russian paraphernalia same treatment.

    7. Double-Appeal7770 on

      Just like the soviet union.
      1. Destroy
      2. Build
      3. We made you why aren’t you greatful.

    8. Cadenca on

      Why aren’t paywalled sources banned? What do you expect us to comment when we can’t read the article?

    9. jatawis on

      … and at the same time Russia cries about desovietisation/derussification in the Baltics.

    10. KoolKat5000 on

      It’s ironic isn’t it, wasn’t that their imaginary injustice they said when illegally invading and occupying the place in the first place.

    12. ref_null on

      Here is a brief summary of the article:

      Russia is extensively reconstructing Mariupol after the brutal 2022 siege that devastated the city, investing billions into new apartment buildings and infrastructure. However, the reconstruction faces significant criticism from residents.

      Key issues include: Many original Ukrainian residents cannot afford the new apartments (starting at $100,000), while those who fled and didn’t take Russian citizenship are having their properties confiscated as “abandoned.” The city is undergoing “Russification” – Ukrainian monuments removed, streets renamed, and Russian symbols everywhere.

      Property rights have become problematic as changed street names and building numbers have invalidated Ukrainian deeds. Residents who waited for promised replacement housing on their original sites are left in limbo, while Russians receive subsidized 2% mortgages to buy new apartments.

      Despite the construction, residents describe persistent problems: inadequate public transportation, medical staff shortages, water scarcity, and some neighborhoods still looking “apocalyptic.” Some view the reconstruction as a “Potemkin village” – an attractive facade hiding deeper issues created by the invasion.

      The reconstruction serves an ideological purpose, symbolizing Russia’s claim to historically contested territory and attempting to erase Ukrainian resistance history.

    13. Rensku on

      I’ve wondered for a while what the Russian plan is to repopulate Mariupol and all the other devastated Donbas towns. Tax incentives and giving veterans apartments there? Migrants from Central Asia, maybe even North Koreans? It just seems like a fool’s errand.

    14. Fisch_Kopp_ on

      the fact that we will never know the true scale of mass-murder against the Mariupol population is truly heart-breaking. I hope that one day in the future, justice will be possible.

    16. Beneficial_North1824 on

      Yeah, they will do, including DNA will be replaced with ruzzian alcoimecics. That’s why no a square meter of Ukrainian land can be given to russia

    17. pronoobmage on

      Königsberg->Kaliningrad
      Was a capital of Prussia for centuries.
      Was the coronation city for germans basically.
      Less than 0.5% german nowadays in Kaliningrad…

    18. Entire-Platypus703 on

      Following the special military operazion now the rebuild .

    19. _CatLover_ on

      And in Ukraine (naturally) everything Russian must go. The whole war is the messy divorce of two countries, fighting over who gets to keep what.

    20. fatbreadslut on

      i guess they’re also taking notes on city planning from north korea? those new builds look like something straight out of pyongyang.

    21. Tiny-Spray-1820 on

      Title make it sound like mariupol is on a fire sale, no pun intended

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