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Russia distributes 3,600 apartments in Mariupol classified as 'ownerless'

7 sourcesPublished 08/09/2026, 11:29 · Updated 09/09/2026, 11:00

The occupying authorities in Mariupol announced the distribution of 3,600 apartments deemed 'ownerless'. These apartments belong to residents who left the city due to the war. An additional 2,500 such properties are planned for distribution in September.

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3,600 apartments distributed in Mariupol
Apartments classified as 'ownerless'
2,500 more apartments planned for distribution
Announcement made on September 8, 2026
Apartments belong to people who left the city

Mariupol · Russia · occupying authorities · Mariupol city council

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