Mariupol Residents Refuse to Move Into Abandoned Ukrainian Homes

Homeless residents of Russian-occupied Mariupol are refusing to move into apartments vacated by those who fled the city during shelling. Russian President Vladimir Putin has called empty units in the Ukrainian city 'ownerless' and is pushing local authorities to fill them with residents who have nowhere else to live. Putin promised new homes to Mariupol citizens but only a few were built. A policy expert says it's all part of a deliberate Moscow plan to replace the Ukrainian population with Russians.