The Russian invaders removed all books from the surviving library In Mariupol

In the temporarily invaded Mariupol, russians took all the books from the surviving library.

"Mariupol. Denazification is in action. From the surviving library "state volunteers" took out all the books under the pretext of "storage". The books are written in Ukrainian, English and Russian languages. Apparently, the "library" itself is extremism from the point of view of the Russians. As well as education", - wrote Adviser to the Mayor of Mariupol Petro Andryushchenko in the Telegram.

He noted that Ukrainian books were sorted for loading into a separate bus, which, according to sources, went to Donetsk.

"It has not been long before the big bonfire of Ukrainian books on Lenin Square in Donetsk…," the mayor's adviser added.

"Let’s wait for a huge bonfire of Ukrainian books on Lenin Square in Donetsk soon," - the mayor's adviser added.

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