On May 20, Azov regiment member and Mariupol defender Dmytro Kozatsky posted two farewell photos on social media as he left the Azovstal steel plant, where he had been living under siege for over two months.

‘It was hard to watch’: oice’ The soldier who documented the siege of Azovstal from the inside

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‘It was hard to watch’: oice’ The soldier who documented the siege of Azovstal from the inside