On the 17th Azov battalion commander Prokopenko reportedly released a video saying: "Despite the difficulties, the defenders of Mariupol obeyed the order, and in 82 days they attracted the enemy's troops, in order to survive the entire Mariupol garrison is fulfilling the decision approved by the high command, hoping to get the support of the Ukrainian people." ”
Prior to this, the Russian army had carried out intensive and long-term bombardment of the sheet metal plant of the Aesvel Steel Plant, and also bombed the entire production theme area of the TOS-1 type 220 mm thermobaric bomb, which was mainly depleted of surrounding oxygen through high temperature combustion, resulting in the death of Azov battalion personnel inside the steel plant due to lack of oxygen.
Obviously, the surrender of the Azov battalion is enough to prove that the intensive shelling of the Russian army, as well as thermobaric bomb coverage is the key, of course, the interior of today's steel plant should not only be regarded as a shortage of ammunition, the combatants inside through several surrenders, and the Russian army should also be a lot of consumption, there may be no longer any personnel who can continue to fight, through the Ukrainian surrender personnel can see that most of the surrendered personnel are older and women.
What's more, the Azov battalion of the Azov Steel Plant in Mariupol has no cards to play, and their civilian meat shields have also been withdrawn by the personnel sent by the United Nations a few days ago to open humanitarian passages, and the Russian army has also carried out intensive artillery attacks on the steel plant after the civilians were withdrawn, and thermobaric bomb coverage attacks have really been launched against the Russian army in the steel plant in the past few days.
Now the Azov Steel Plant can be said to have come to an end. But then new issues revolve around Russia, with Finland and Sweden already making "NATO applications," while Finland and Ukraine are also close to Russia and not far from Moscow. Did NATO find that Ukraine was not enough to drag Russia down, and now it is going to use Finland to join the dispute? What will Russia do in the future?