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Putin calls off storming Mariupol steel plant, orders complete 'seal off' as city is cleared
Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered the Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu, to cancel the plan of storming the 'Azovstal' steel plant in Mariupol, as 'inappropriate'.
"This is a case where we must think - we must always do so! - about preserving the lives and health of our officers", Putin stressed.
"Seal off this industrial area so that not a fly can get through", the president ordered.
Putin reinstated the guarantee of the lives and all the medical assistance for the Ukrainian forces remaining in the plant.
The Supreme commander-in-chief congratulated Shoigu and the Russian army on their 'success'.
"The completion of the fighting to liberate Mariupol is a success! I congratulate you! Send words of gratitude to the troops, submit proposals for awarding the distinguished", Putin told Shoigu.
"This is a case where we must think - we must always do so! - about preserving the lives and health of our officers", Putin stressed.
"Seal off this industrial area so that not a fly can get through", the president ordered.
Putin reinstated the guarantee of the lives and all the medical assistance for the Ukrainian forces remaining in the plant.
The Supreme commander-in-chief congratulated Shoigu and the Russian army on their 'success'.
"The completion of the fighting to liberate Mariupol is a success! I congratulate you! Send words of gratitude to the troops, submit proposals for awarding the distinguished", Putin told Shoigu.
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