Mariupol's Silent Rain: A City's Scars and Slow Recovery

Mariupol: Three Years On - A City's Resilience Amidst the Rain. Three years after the siege, Mariupol continues its slow recovery. A short video posted online captures a poignant moment: rain falling on a metal awning where thousands once lined up for humanitarian aid. "Three years ago, tens of thousands of Mariupol residents stood here," says the author, @Lifes_Mariupol, in their video. "Now, we live in Russia." The video, which has already garnered over 14,000 views, serves as a powerful reminder of the city's past suffering and its present attempts at rebuilding. While the video is brief, it highlights the ongoing emotional and physical scars of the conflict. The contrast between the quiet rain and the memories of desperate crowds speaks volumes about the enduring challenges faced by Mariupol's residents.