'It's a miracle': Civilians hiding inside Mariupol theater bomb shelter survive Russian airstrike

Ukrainian city of Mariupol says number of possible casualties at theatre is unclear

LVIV, Ukraine (Reuters) - Authorities in the Ukrainian city of Mariupol said on Thursday it was still not possible to estimate the number of possible casualties from what they said was an air strike on a theatre where hundreds of people were believed to have been sheltering. Read full story

Ukrainian city of Mariupol says number of possible casualties at theatre is unclear

Europe News: LVIV: Authorities in the Ukrainian city of Mariupol said on Thursday it was still not possible to estimate the number of possible casualties from what.

Ukrainian city of Mariupol says number of possible casualties at theatre is unclear

March 17, 2022LVIV, Ukraine (Reuters) – Authorities in the Ukrainian city of Mariupol said on Thursday it was still not possible to estimate the number of possible casualties from what they said was an air strike on a theatre where hundreds of people were believed to have been sheltering.“Yesterday and today, despite continuous shelling, rubble is being cleared as much as is possible and people are being rescued. Information about victims is…

Ukraine war: 'People are coming out alive' - Survivors reported after airstrike on Mariupol theatre sheltering a thousand civilians

Days before the attack, a satellite image of the building shows the Russian word for 'children' written in giant letters at both ends of the building.

Survivors reported in bombed Mariupol theater sheltering civilians

Civilians taking shelter in a theater in the southeastern Ukrainian city of Mariupol that was bombed by Russia have survived, Ukrainian MP Serhiy Taruta said Thursday.

‘A miracle’: Survivors emerge from razed Ukrainian theater

The local council in Mariupol — the hardest-hit city during Russia’s three-week war — said that more than 1,000 mostly women and children had taken shelter in the theater