2022–present
Mariupol Drama Theatre filtration holding point
Also known as: Маріупольський театр, Mariupol Dramatic Theatre
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Mariupol Drama Theatre and its surroundings used as a holding and filtration assembly point for civilians evacuating from the Azovstal steel plant area in spring 2022. Yale Conflict Observatory documented via satellite imagery the large crowds assembled at this site. The theatre was bombed on 16 March 2022 while sheltering civilians; the site subsequently served as a staging point during Russian-controlled humanitarian corridor negotiations.
Camp system
filtration