Website launched to document russian war crime in Mariupol Drama Theater
Kyiv • UNN
To investigate and document the russian attack on the Mariupol Drama Theater, where hundreds of civilians were present, the Spatial Archive website was created, which contains photos, videos, interviews with witnesses, and 3D models.
A website has been created to investigate the attack on the Mariupol Drama Theater. This was reported by the Mariupol City Council, UNN reports.
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It is reported that the Center for Spatial Technologies (CST) has launched a "Spatial Archive" where it has collected thousands of photos, videos, satellite images and social media posts about the Drama Theater tragedy. It also includes interviews with witnesses to the destruction of the building where hundreds of Mariupol residents were hiding.
The "Spatial Archive" consists of 10 video interviews with witnesses of the explosion, diagrams, visualizations and 3D models that give the research results a spatial dimension. The site also presents three research texts with the results of the study, which describe the role of the theater as a shelter and analyze the consequences of the attack.
Currently, the russians are trying to hide the consequences of the bombing of the theater on March 16, 2022. First, they put a construction curtain around the theater. And now they continue to dismantle the building
According to the project organizers, this is why the materials about the destruction of the building are important historical documents that attest to the war crime of the russians.