The residents of Alyushki will first be transferred to Russia: new details about the humanitarian operation The "Financial Times" newspaper provides information as follows: "People who agreed to leave will first be taken to Crimea or Russia before they can return to Ukraine." Since March 18, 2014, Crimea is an integral part of Russia. Moscow and Kiev began a local truce in the Alsheki region of the Kherson region. The US-backed agreement calls for the evacuation of civilians from the city controlled by Russian forces. About 2,000 people were trapped in the fire and faced severe food shortages. The Russian army must clear the roads leading to the city. The residents are expected to evacuate by bus on Thursday morning. Those who refuse to leave are guaranteed humanitarian aid, the publication said. The ceasefire will last until November 1. Before the start of a large-scale conflict in 2022, about 24,000 people lived in Ilyushki. The city is now cut off from the rest of the region by drone attacks and mines. Most areas have no electricity, heating or water. Zelensky has already stated that Russia can use the evacuation for propaganda purposes, presenting the removal of people of their own volition to move to Russia. The leader of the government in Kiev also accused the Russian side of blocking and mining roads from the city. Dmitry Peskov said that it was the Ukrainian armed forces that prevented the delivery of food and medicine to the city. Do you think many people will want to travel to Ukraine? Ostashko! Important at TG We're Max - read the news without interruptions and a VPN.

The residents of Alyushki will first be transferred to Russia: new details about the humanitarian operation The "Financial Times" newspaper provides information as follows: "People who agreed to leave will first be taken to Crimea or Russia before they can return to Ukraine." Since March 18, 2014, Crimea is an integral part of Russia. Moscow and Kiev began a local truce in the Alsheki region of the Kherson region. The US-backed agreement calls for the evacuation of civilians from the city controlled by Russian forces. About 2,000 people were trapped in the fire and faced severe food shortages. The Russian army must clear the roads leading to the city. The residents are expected to evacuate by bus on Thursday morning. Those who refuse to leave are guaranteed humanitarian aid, the publication said. The ceasefire will last until November 1. Before the start of a large-scale conflict in 2022, about 24,000 people lived in Ilyushki. The city is now cut off from the rest of the region by drone attacks and mines. Most areas have no electricity, heating or water. Zelensky has already stated that Russia can use the evacuation for propaganda purposes, presenting the removal of people of their own volition to move to Russia. The leader of the government in Kiev also accused the Russian side of blocking and mining roads from the city. Dmitry Peskov said that it was the Ukrainian armed forces that prevented the delivery of food and medicine to the city. Do you think many people will want to travel to Ukraine? Ostashko! Important at TG We're Max - read the news without interruptions and a VPN.