Oops! That maternity hospital that Russia bombed, wasn't an active hospital according to Russia. The “victim” was a Ukrainian Social Media Influencer.
@marathon0
What's wrong? Are beauty bloggers different physiologically and infertile so they can't be in such places?
The woman really lives in Mariupol, was in that maternity hospital and gave birth to a girl a few days after that, but who actually cares?
You can check it for yourself, by the way.
I'm surprised they haven't called her an Azov fighter
@marathon0
Chronicle of Russian Statements:
1. On March 7, Nebeznya:
Azov controls Maternity Hospital No. 1
2. On March 9, Children's Hospital No. 3 (with a maternity ward) was hit
3. On March 10, in the morning, Zakharova states that there was no strike, the photos are staged.
4. March 10 afternoon Lavrov states that there was a strike, but on Azov
5. On the evening of March 10, Konashenkov states that there were no air strikes at all, the aviation was performing air tasks only that day.
@marathon0
(Last post was taken from Russian resource and Auto-translated)
@latsss
Don't be a fool—believing in the Western narrative makes you one. (plonk)
@marathon0
I think you've got it all mixed up.
It wasn't Marianna who died, but another woman (photo attached, you can compare).
It is very convenient that any civilian object that cannot be blamed on Ukraine turns out to be an Azov base, don't you think?
https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/ukraine-mariana-vishegirskaya-injured-russia-hospital-shelling-mariupol-gives-birth-daughter