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Updated on: March 14, 2022 / 6:56 PM
/ AP

Mariupol, Ukraine — A pregnant woman and her baby have died after Russia bombed the maternity hospital where she was meant to give birth, The Associated Press has learned. Images of the woman being rushed to an ambulance on a stretcher had circled the world, epitomizing the horror of an attack on humanity's most innocent .
In video and photos shot Wednesday by AP journalists after the attack on the hospital, the woman was seen stroking her bloodied lower abdomen as rescuers rushed her through the rubble in the besieged city of Mariupol, her blanched face mirroring her shock at what had just happened. It was among the most brutal moments so far in Russia's now 19-day-old war on Ukraine.
The woman was rushed to another hospital, yet closer to the frontline, where doctors labored to keep her alive. Realizing she was losing her baby, medics said, she cried out to them, "Kill me now!"
Surgeon Timur Marin found the woman's pelvis crushed and hip detached. Medics delivered the baby via cesarean section, but it showed "no signs of life," the surgeon said.
"More than 30 minutes of resuscitation of the mother didn't produce results," Marin said Saturday.
In the chaos after Wednesday's airstrike, medics didn't have time to get the woman's name before her husband and father came to take away her body. At least someone came to retrieve her, they said — so she didn't end up in the mass graves being dug for many of Mariupol's growing number of dead.
Accused of war crimes , Russian officials claimed the maternity hospital had been taken over by Ukrainian extremists to use as a base, and that no patients or medics were left inside. Russia's ambassador to the U.N. and the Russian Embassy in London called the images "fake news."
Associated Press journalists, who have been reporting from inside blockaded Mariupol since early in the war, documented the attack and saw the victims and damage firsthand. They shot video and photos of several bloodstained, pregnant mothers fleeing the blown-out maternity ward, medics shouting, children crying.
The AP team then tracked down the victims on Friday and Saturday in the hospital where they had been transferred, on the outskirts of Mariupol.
In a city that's been without food supplies, water, power or heat for more than a week, electricity from emergency generators is reserved for operating rooms.
As survivors described their ordeal, explosions outside shook the walls. The shelling and shooting in the area is sporadic but relentless. Emotions are running high, even as doctors and nurses concentrate on their work.
Blogger Mariana Vishegirskaya gave birth to a girl the day after the airstrike, and wrapped her arm around newborn Veronika as she recounted Wednesday's bombing. After photos and video showed her navigating down debris-strewn stairs and clutching a blanket around her pregnant frame, Russian officials claimed she was an actor in a staged attack.
"It happened on March 9 in Hospital No. 3 in Mariupol. We were laying in wards when glasses, frames, windows and walls flew apart," Vishegirskaya, still wearing the same polka dot pajamas as when she fled, told The AP.
"We don't know how it happened. We were in our wards and some had time to cover themselves, some didn't."
Her ordeal was one among many in Mariupol, which has become a symbol of resistance to Russian President Vladimir Putin's drive to crush democratic Ukraine and redraw the world map in his favor. The failure to subordinate Mariupol has pushed Russian forces to broaden their offensive elsewhere in Ukraine.
Meanwhile, the Azov Sea port city of 430,000, key to creating a land bridge from Russia to Russian-annexed Crimea, is slowly starving.
In the makeshift new maternity ward, each approaching childbirth brings new tension.
"All birthing mothers have lived through so much," said nurse Olga Vereshagina.
One of the distraught mothers lost some of her toes in the bombing. Medics performed a C-section on her Friday, carefully pulling out her daughter and rubbing the newborn vigorously to stimulate signs of life.
After a few breathless seconds, the baby cries.
Cheers of joy resonate through the room. Newborn Alana cries, her mother cries, and medical workers wipe the tears from their eyes.

First published on March 14, 2022 / 3:42 AM


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The schoolgirl Russian mum-to-be Daria Sudnishnikova has seen her social media following skyrocket after the news of her pregnancy with her 10-year-old boyfriend who is still in fourth grade
The pregnant teenage Russian girl who says the father of her unborn child is a 10-year-old boy has become an online "influencer" and is looking for sponsors after her social media following rocketed following news of her pregnancy.
The schoolgirl mum-to-be, who lives in Siberian town Zheleznogorsk, attends seventh grade while the 10-year-old who is reportedly the boyfriend and father of her child is still in fourth, according to reports.
She was only 13 when she fell pregnant but the girl, who was initially identified as Daria "Dasha" Rubchinskaya but later as Daria "Dasha" Sudnishnikova, has reportedly recently turned 14.
After the story of her pregnancy made headlines around the world, Daria has been using her new-found fame to build up a following on social networks.
As well as sharing snaps and video clips, Daria also includes the hashtag 'Pregnant at 13' on her posts.
Local media said the schoolgirl is trying to monetise her social media accounts to become an online 'influencer' and is willing to work with famous brands and sponsors.
Daria's mother Elena reportedly has terminal cancer, but says she is determined to overcome it in order to be there for her pregnant daughter.
She said: "Initially, we thought she had food poisoning, but slowly we started to realise that whatever was happening had nothing to do with her belly. We then bought a pregnancy test and it showed up positive."
Elena said that she never considered making her teen daughter have an abortion despite her own circumstances, adding that she would be concerned that she would not be able to have children in later life.
Elena also added that, despite her terminal-stage cancer, she plans to stay around as long as possible in order to take care of the baby in the future, adding: "Now I have a reason to live."
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A 14-YEAR-OLD pregnant girl has said she is "absolutely terrified" of giving birth but has insisted her 10-year-old boyfriend will help her raise the baby.
Darya Sudnishnikova was 13 when she got pregnant and she appeared on a Russian TV show to claim the father was her friend Ivan.
She later admitted that she was raped by a boy, 16, but had been too ashamed to say it.
Despite this, Ivan - also known as Vanya - has promised to raise the baby girl with her.
Darya now claims she is "more afraid than ever" after being hospitalised 31 weeks into her pregnancy amid concerns she could give birth early.
The girl has become a social media star in Russia with a quarter of a million people following her throughout her pregnancy.
New videos filmed at the hospital show her strapped up for a cardiotocography, which is used used to monitor the fetal heart and contractions of the uterus.
Other clips also show her eating fresh strawberries and cream in the town of Zheleznogorsk, Russia.
She told her followers: "Honestly, I am afraid to give birth. What pain there will be ... And painful contractions."
Darya has previously said she is likely to have a Caesarean. 
She also posted: "I was told that I will not hang on until August, but I will try my best for the baby to be full-term. 
"I’m scared to even get out of bed, you never know what can happen and I may give birth. 
"It’s impossible even to go to the canteen, since it is a long way from the ward, and they bring food to me."
The schoolgirl said pregnancy had some downsides including morning sickness, heartburn, constipation and stretch marks.
The weight gain was "just terrible", she said.
Darya added: "I walk like a bear…. It has become very difficult to walk."
Of the alleged rape, she said her baby would be given a DNA test after birth and police will decide on action against her alleged attacker. 
It is understood police have spoken to a suspect. 
She posted: "This man was very fat for his age. And very tall.
"The most scary is that he lives in the same town, and our town is small.
"I am really scared to meet him somewhere on the street.
"It was in November and really on the staircase (to a block of flats).
"It was dark already and that is why no-one could help. 
"I cannot say more, think you understand me."
In January, Darya told TV viewers: "It was Vanya's idea [to have sex]. But I did not mind. 
"He closed the door leaving the key in the lock, so his mum could not open the door."
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