The situation today is a bit more quiet than yesterday, because yesterday it was really bad, [with] very loud explosions all over the city.

We visited several of our friends today in Mariupol, and relatives, and we saw in different parts of city places where explosions happened.

People were taking water from a heating system just to wash hands.

I also visited today the guest house with our staff.

They went to [a] market, and they found a place where they bought potatoes, and they were looking also for places where they can take some water, but I don't know if they manage to find it or not.

Later, we know that they tried to organize an evacuation, but then it was cancelled as well.

Is there anywhere to have electricity, for example, to charge this phone you're using now?

We managed to recharge a bit from the car.

Apart [from] this, [we have] no other chance to recharge because [there is] totally no fuel in the city, nowhere.