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3:45Now PlayingMaria Klymyk is a journalist with the Media Initiative for Human Rights, which has been gathering evidence of war crimes in Mariupol.
Speaking to Stig Abell and Aasmah Mir, she said: "Tomorrow was going to be a humanitarian corridor about unfortunately Russian are not stopping to shoot so people can't leave the city.
"It was 90 buses waiting for people, but only four can leave the city."
She added: "People are scared, people are in shock because they stay in basements many days without any supplies, without food. They don't know what's happening around them. They all live here in bombing and shooting."
She said people in the besieged city of Mariupol had no choice but to move t Russia. She said: "From Mariupol, people are forced to move to Russia because they can't leave to another city in Ukraine because Russian don't allow that.
"You have only one choice. You go to Russia or you die."
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