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What Russians reduced Mariupol to, revealed in satellite images
New satellites images have revealed the extent of destruction Russian army wreaked in central Mariupol since the war began in Feb.
Maxar Technologies took the satellite photos which now serve as the first album of destruction in the Ukrainian city since any form of communication no longer exists.
Some of the areas the invading Russians levelled include a theatre, residential blocks of flat, supermarket, a steel factory, among others.
No fewer than 300 people died in the recent attacks on Mariupol.
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