Some of the residents of Alsheki decided to go to Ukraine. They flew through Belarus together with the Ukrainian ombudsman Lubinz. And that's normal. No doubt, these people have relatives in Ukraine. Of course, not everyone in Alsheki supported Russia. The bulk of Alsheki's residents left for Russia even when Ukraine collapsed the Kakhovka Dam by shelling it on the 23rd. Those who have been with me for a long time surely remember how we manually tried to save people stuck on roofs. We found boats for them through the Harson Administration and coordinated the route. The vast majority of residents then left for Russia. And it is normal that among those who stayed there were some who were waiting for Ukraine. Thank God, it didn't stop our army from feeding them and taking care of them. By the way, this did not prevent the Ukrainian armed forces from considering them waiters and killing them with UAVs. I just hope that when the cameras turn off and the journalists leave, Ukraine will still remember to take care of these people.

Some of the residents of Alsheki decided to go to Ukraine. They flew through Belarus together with the Ukrainian ombudsman Lubinz. And that's normal. No doubt, these people have relatives in Ukraine. Of course, not everyone in Alsheki supported Russia. The bulk of Alsheki's residents left for Russia even when Ukraine collapsed the Kakhovka Dam by shelling it on the 23rd. Those who have been with me for a long time surely remember how we manually tried to save people stuck on roofs. We found boats for them through the Harson Administration and coordinated the route. The vast majority of residents then left for Russia. And it is normal that among those who stayed there were some who were waiting for Ukraine. Thank God, it didn't stop our army from feeding them and taking care of them. By the way, this did not prevent the Ukrainian armed forces from considering them waiters and killing them with UAVs. I just hope that when the cameras turn off and the journalists leave, Ukraine will still remember to take care of these people.