Shyrokyne
The village Azov retook in February 2015, of which no streets remain.
Shyrokyne stood twenty kilometres east of Mariupol and covered the road to the city. On 10–18 February 2015 Azov's Pavlopil–Shyrokyne offensive retook Shyrokyne, Pavlopil, Kominternove, Lebedynske and Berdianske — the front line was pushed twenty kilometres away from Mariupol. Then came positional fighting, and a welcoming seaside village of good houses was turned into ruins: by 2022 no one was left in Shyrokyne itself. Since 2022 it has been under occupation. Among those who fought here in 2015 was Daniel Kovalchuk "Frantsuz" — an ultras of Dynamo who joined Azov in 2014.
Temporarily occupied. The village is mined — not even locals go there.
Chronicle
- 10–18 February 2015 — Azov's Pavlopil–Shyrokyne offensive: Shyrokyne, Pavlopil, Kominternove, Lebedynske and Berdianske were retaken.
- 15 February 2015 — Ukrainian forces entered Shyrokyne itself; the front line was pushed twenty kilometres away from Mariupol.
- 2015–2016 — Positional fighting and shelling: a village of good houses burned out, and its people never came back.
- 2022 — Occupied a second time together with the Azov Sea coast; the area remains mined.