Treacherous escapes from the besieged Ukrainian city of Mariupol help to explain why so many civilians remained for so long: Staying could mean getting killed, but leaving also comes with high risks
An unknown number of Ukrainians remain caught inside the coastal city, and efforts to evacuate them through humanitarian corridors have been slowVivian Salama“Are you a sniper?” the
heavily armed Russian soldier manning a checkpoint on the outskirts of Mariupol asked, peering into the car at Alina Beskrovna, a 31-year-old trying to flee the city.To Read the Full Story
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