Russia Strikes Ukraine Port City Of Mariupol,
Hits Mosque Sheltering People
Posted By: Black Conservative Voice, 3/13/2022 8:59:22 AM
Russian forces struck the area surrounding the Sultan Suleiman Mosque, which was sheltering people, while shelling the Ukrainian port city of Mariupol Saturday. Over 80 people, including children, were taking shelter in the Mariupol mosque, according to the Associated Press. A casualty report of the shelling was not immediately released, though the Ukrainian government stated that the mosque suffered a direct hit, the outlet reported.
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Over 80 people, including children, were taking shelter in the Mariupol mosque, according to the Associated Press.
A casualty report of the shelling was not immediately released, though the Ukrainian government stated that the mosque suffered a direct hit, the outlet reported.
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Just remember the MSM has lied and made up many a story to cause strife! I’m very cautious now of what I read and believe! 750 yards from the mosque... Y'all realize the amount of distance that actually is and then to claim at the same time it took a direct hit.... Well which was it... Narrative collapse again... Seriously that's around a half a mile distance