""Mariupol Drama Theater has reopened its doors for spectators," said Denis Puchilin, the pro-Russian leader of the Donetsk region that includes Mariupol, on his Telegram channel, adding that the theater now has "modern equipment of the highest level.""
"Mariupol saw some 300,000 of its 540,000 pre-war residents fleeing, with the UN estimating 90% of the buildings in the city were destroyed or damaged by the Russian siege on the city. According to Amnesty International, at least 12 people were killed in Russia's bombings of the theater in 2022."
Mariupol Drama Theater has reopened after major redevelopment, with regional authorities reporting the installation of modern, high-level equipment. Denis Puchilin announced the reopening on his Telegram channel and described the updated facilities. The city experienced large-scale displacement during the 2022 siege, with roughly 300,000 of 540,000 pre-war residents fleeing and the UN estimating about 90% of buildings destroyed or damaged. Amnesty International reports that at least 12 people were killed in the theater bombings in 2022. Russian television broadcast images of a gala event and the theater's rebuilt marble staircase and columns.
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