Ukraine: Russia claims full control of Mariupol steel plant — as it happened | DW
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4 sourcesRussia's seizure of Mariupol steel plant brings concerns for captured Ukrainian defenders
Russia claims to have captured the last bastion of Mariupol from Ukraine's final defenders of the city
Interrogation, uncertainty for surrendering Mariupol troops
Russia and Ukraine both claim victories as Mariupol fighters leave steel plant
Ukraine declares end to battle for Mariupol, ceding control of key port city to Russia
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2 sourcesInterrogation, Uncertainty for Surrendering Mariupol Troops
Ukraine Effectively Surrenders Mariupol—Here’s Why The City Is Such A Prized Target For Russia
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8 articlesUkraine: Russia claims full control of Mariupol steel plant — as it happened | DW
In rare victory, Russia claims to take full control of Mariupol
Hundreds more Ukrainians surrender at Mariupol steel plant, Russia claims
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3 developments- May 17, 2022Ukraine declares end to battle for Mariupol, ceding control of key port city to Russia
- May 18, 2022Only right-leaning coverage:Hundreds more Ukrainians surrender at Mariupol steel plant, Russia claims
- May 20, 2022Ukraine: Russia claims full control of Mariupol steel plant — as it happened | DW
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