(9 Sep 2022)
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++PLEASE NOTE: AP IS WORKING IN MARIUPOL AS PART OF A PRESS FACILITY ORGANISED BY THE SEPARATIST LEADERSHIP OF DONETSK++
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Mariupol – 9 September 2022
1. Aerial shot of destroyed residential building next to new residential building constructed by Russians ++MUTE++
2. Aerial shot of courtyard ++MUTE++
3. Aerial shot of construction works of new residential buildings ++MUTE++
4. Wide of head of Russia-backed government in Donetsk, Denis Pushilin cutting ribbon to open new residential building for Mariupol residents
5. Pan of woman bringing keys for residents
6. Close of keys
7. Pan of Russian flags next to residential building
8. Wide of poster with Z and V letters (symbols for Russian military during special military operation in Ukraine) and inscription reading (Russian): "For Great Russia. Public movement "Donetsk Republic."
9. Lyudmila Pavlova, Mariupol resident, UPSOUND (Russian): "They called us just yesterday and said that they would give us keys."
Journalist asking UPSOUND (Russian): "Do you know on which floor will you live?"
Lyudmila Pavlova, Mariupol resident, UPSOUND (Russian): "Yes, I do, on the third floor."
Journalist asking UPSOUND (Russian): "That's good. What happened to your former house?"
Lyudmila Pavlova, Mariupol resident, UPSOUND (Russian): "It was bombed and burned. It doesn't exist anymore. It was already demolished. We managed to get out of there."
10. Wide of Russian flag fluttering and poster with inscription reading (Russian): "I want Russia!"
11. Various of Mariupol residents looking at interiors of new apartments
12. Pan of new residential building
STORYLINE:
Residents of Mariupol on Friday were given keys to apartments in residential buildings built by Russia.
The city was heavily bombed in the beginning of Russia's military campaign and most residential blocks were destroyed or made inhabitable with no water, electricity or heating.
Mariupol resident Lyudmila Pavlova told reporters that her former house "was bombed and burned."
"It doesn't exist anymore. It was already demolished. We managed to get out of there," she added.
Pavlova was getting keys to her new home on the third floor of one of the newly built buildings.
The Kremlin shifted its focus to the Donbas, Ukraine's eastern industrial heartland, where Moscow-backed separatists had been fighting government troops since 2014 following Russia's annexation of the Crimean Peninsula.
Relying on their massive edge in artillery, Russian forces inched forward in ferocious battles that devastated the region.
The strategic port of Mariupol on the Sea of Azov that became a symbol of Ukrainian resistance fell in May after a nearly three-month siege that reduced the city to ruins.
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