Residents of Mariupol have described widespread destruction and human loss as Russian forces continue their siege of the city on Monday.
Mariupol is a key goal for achieving uninterrupted control from the Donbas to the Crimean peninsula, as Moscow wants.
Though 50% of Marioupol's population had been evacuated, some 140,000 residents have fled the city, while another 170,000 remain trapped.
Russia has been targeting Mariupol, a port city of 430,000 people, for weeks.
Ceasefire negotiations remain difficult and do not stop the bombs from falling.
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