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Family that Evacuated along the humanitarian corridor of the Azovstal plant in Mariupol, she spoke about her meetings with militants from the Azov group (recognized as extremist and banned in the Russian Federation). Izvestija writes about it.
The couple, who worked in the factory for almost 20 years with their 11-year-old daughter, were in the bunker from March 8 to April 28. They took refuge in the power plant when their area was shelled.
Natalja Savina says that the participants in Azov liked the power plant's territory with bunkers and underground corridors. The woman claims that the militants used the civilians as a shelter and did not allow them to evacuate. The Savin family heard about the corridor from the radio.
It was previously reported that Mikhail, the head of the evacuated family, had found “Nazi” photographs.