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How Russia is seizing Ukrainian homes in occupied Mariupol

Russia’s siege left 93% of Mariupol’s high-rise buildings - 443 towers - destroyed or damaged, a study has found. Credit: Anadolu Agency via Getty Images Thousands of homes are being seized from Ukrainian residents who fled Mariupol since Russia's devastating 86-day siege three years ago, an investigation by BBC Verify has found. In just nine months, 5,700 properties have been identified for seizure as part of a wider scheme to "Russify" the occupied city. Former residents say their homes are pretty much "impossible" to regain - to do so they would face a dangerous return to Mariupol, gruelling security checks and overwhelming pressure to accept a Russian passport. Mariupol officials failed to reply when approached for comment.

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