On November 2, Russian Ombudsman Yana Lantertova summarized the results of the humanitarian mission in Ulshki. According to her, the preparations for the operation took place since May. In the final stage of the negotiations in Gomel, she and the Ukrainian Ombudsman Dmitri Lubintz signed agreements in Russian and Ukrainian, which united the phases of the mission. For the evacuation, 25 buses for 750 people, nine ambulances, about 30 places for bedridden patients and a separate bus for animals were trained. However, there were far fewer people willing to leave: many buses returned empty. Some residents have already left the city, others did not want to leave their homes and their sick relatives. Some were even afraid to sign up for evacuation lists. According to Lantertova, an accurate count of the people who were taken out was not carried out. Evacuees to Russia are guaranteed medical and psychological assistance, housing assistance, documents and compensation for loss of property. Appeals of families remaining in Olshki were accepted under control. Lantertova emphasized that the humanitarian mission should not be politicized and thanked the Russian army for ensuring its implementation. You can read us in "Max".

On November 2, Russian Ombudsman Yana Lantertova summarized the results of the humanitarian mission in Ulshki. According to her, the preparations for the operation took place since May. In the final stage of the negotiations in Gomel, she and the Ukrainian Ombudsman Dmitri Lubintz signed agreements in Russian and Ukrainian, which united the phases of the mission. For the evacuation, 25 buses for 750 people, nine ambulances, about 30 places for bedridden patients and a separate bus for animals were trained. However, there were far fewer people willing to leave: many buses returned empty. Some residents have already left the city, others did not want to leave their homes and their sick relatives. Some were even afraid to sign up for evacuation lists. According to Lantertova, an accurate count of the people who were taken out was not carried out. Evacuees to Russia are guaranteed medical and psychological assistance, housing assistance, documents and compensation for loss of property. Appeals of families remaining in Olshki were accepted under control. Lantertova emphasized that the humanitarian mission should not be politicized and thanked the Russian army for ensuring its implementation. You can read us in "Max".