Traffic jams for many kilometers formed on the border of Ukraine with Russia in the area of temporarily occupied Novoazovsk on Tuesday, May 30. The invaders are transporting Ukrainian grain in trucks and, apparently, they are also driving themselves.
This was reported by the Telegram of Mariupol Mayor Petro Andryushchenko.
According to him, the Russians are taking away stolen agricultural products in trucks. In addition, a huge pile of cars from the occupied parts of Zaporizhzhуa and Donetsk regions is also in the queue for departure, which, judging by the video, has stretched out.
Andryushchenko believes that such haste and "voyage" of the occupiers is a "direct consequence" of the so-called "Priazov cotton", which happened at the end of the week.
"Don't panic," adds sarcastically the representative of the Mariupol City Hall.
What kind of "cotton" are we talking about?
Mariupol has been occupied since the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. Currently, the city is used by the Russian military as a base. But there are constant explosions, during which it is possible to destroy both the personnel and the equipment of the Russians. For example, on Sunday, May 28, more than 100 Russian soldiers died due to such "cotton" near the city. Also, on May 29, it became known that Russian warehouses and bases in Yuryivka, Nikolsky, and Urzuf were hit.
