Until recently, Mariupol was a 400,000 inhabitant city that provided a key industrial input to Ukraine. Since Russia’s full-scale invasion, the majority of Mariupol's population have either been killed or have fled to unoccupied Ukrainian territories or to continental Russia. The estimated 150,000 that remain are now living under Russian occupation, a point which the new authorities make a deliberate effort to put emphasize on. Today, the city's name at its entrance now reflects its Russian equivalent; substantial funds have been allocated to rebuild the destruction into new Russian buildings;...