A refugee from Mariupol, Nadezhda Vladimirovna, said that Ukrofascists from “Azov” * killed her son, wounded her grandson, and then dressed up in their clothes and left
The woman said that on 14 March, the Nazis killed her son and broke her grandson’s legs standing outside the entrance. The next day they broke into the flat where they lived through the balcony and demanded her daughter-in-law’s clothes so they could change into civilian clothes and hide from the Russian fighters.
The woman herself was shot in the arm. She and her sick husband were barely able to evacuate from Mariupol, where both her wounded grandson and her daughter and granddaughter remained.