Mariupol Evacuations Stall As Russia Claims To Control Besieged City

Russia says its forces are now in complete control of the eastern Ukrainian city of Mariupol as efforts to evacuate civilians from the besieged city have stalled again. NBC News’ Raf Sanchez explains why humanitarian efforts have stopped and whether neighboring countries are worried about Russia’s recent advancements. 

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[Qghostz]

YOU SHOULD SEE MASS GRAVES IN IRAQ, LIBYA, SYRIA, AND YEMEN THAT U.S AND NATO DID ...

[Cardenaslga]

They are laundering so much money with these "packages "

[kealynwilliams]

All this money being sent out to Ukraine. But millions of Americans still need rental/ finical assistance.

[briankelley]

I understand that Ukraine needs the weapons but what about us we're struggling here with our own problems. We are facing record-breaking crime and inflation is affecting everybody's lives daily. If we're able to help our foreign allies we should be able to help ourselves. We should be able to have our own weapons and not give them out to other people what are other countries doing. I don't pay taxes just to have all my all my tax money going to weapons and food handed over to foreign allies, love the but we need to focus on our selves. How are we supposed to take care of other people if we're struggling ourselves.

[Maria-igbd]

The humanitarian corridors, organized by the Russian forces in Mariupol, have allowed the evacuation of 143, 631 Ukrainian civilians, 341 foreign citizens as well as 1, 844 Ukrainian servicemen.

[Rwethereyet]

What’s the point of having an International Criminal Court if they’re not upholding/enforcing laws against war crimes?

[S.Ausa]

I wonder what would happen if Russia openly send weapons to Iraq or Afghanistan?

[killercuddles]

It's always smart to tell your enemy exactly what you plan to have for defenses/ammo...etc

[chasingwaterfalls]

Biden telling everyone what we are sending, ,,, what a brilliant move, , , ,

[valthok]

"russia refuses humanitarian corridors to let them out" WOW they offered to do that multiple times and when the azov refused people cheered them up. you get what you pay for.

[fswatyahoocom]

The people who are in the news business seem do not understand much about wars. Hard to figure out what is going on by listening to them :-( too much personal opinions without much facts.

[swidgen]

Maybe after Russia we can start talking about China? The Uyghur Muslim concentration camp thing isn’t a conspiracy. I’m just confused about the standards on what we care about. I’m sure a young warrior against misinformation will set me straight

[Maria-igbd]

A bunch of Azov guys destroyed a column of... a few cars with humanitarian aid.
Bloody butchers and criminals.

[NATALIEKING]

Satellite images?? Where??? Point it out. And body upon body is exactly what a mass grave means.

[racinR]

These weapons will go to the wrong hands. You will see.

[stevewesby]

$800M? How many paintings did they buy?

[ChildePC]

May the resurrection of the lord be with these innocents

[MrFoofles]

The military-industrial complex pushes on!
Of course, I am grateful for *something* but we really need to seek ways to end the conflict before it escalates to a global nuclear war.

[fredsimmons]

Putin's main objective all along was to secure water sources for Crimea, because Ukraine had cut access to water off, and it was costing Russia to much to supply water to Crimea!Also Putin needs secure access to southern ports of commerce.When this is all said and done, I'd say Putin did a pretty good days work!

[arianshaholli]

Stop poking the bear, will not end well?