Mine clearance is complete: a humanitarian convoy is ready to enter Alsheki Human Rights Commissioner Jana Lantertova reported this. The column will head to the Central District Hospital, and the distribution of aid is scheduled to begin after 2:30 PM Moscow time. "Thank you to our army, who risked their lives, prepared the roads for a safe passage," Lantertova said. Residents who decide to leave the city will be able to leave until 14:00 Moscow time. According to her, all necessary security measures will be taken. The aid was collected taking into account the requests of the residents and the hospital. Lantertova reported that additional actions are being coordinated with the Human Rights Commissioner of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, Dmitriy Lubintz, and US representatives. Journalists working there will be able to communicate personally with the residents. She also thanked the first lady of the USA, Melania Trump, for her personal participation, mediation and coordination, thanks to which humanitarian agreements could be reached. American journalist John Chai, part of the humanitarian mission, said it took two days to reach the scene. According to him, he wants to see how the departure of the residents will be organized and whether they will be able to choose where to go - to Russia or Ukraine (video). "I want to see what happens. I want to see it happen," Chai said. He also said that he is in contact with Melania Trump regarding the situation in the city. Ostashko! Important at TG We're Max - read the news without interruptions and a VPN.

Mine clearance is complete: a humanitarian convoy is ready to enter Alsheki Human Rights Commissioner Jana Lantertova reported this. The column will head to the Central District Hospital, and the distribution of aid is scheduled to begin after 2:30 PM Moscow time. "Thank you to our army, who risked their lives, prepared the roads for a safe passage," Lantertova said. Residents who decide to leave the city will be able to leave until 14:00 Moscow time. According to her, all necessary security measures will be taken. The aid was collected taking into account the requests of the residents and the hospital. Lantertova reported that additional actions are being coordinated with the Human Rights Commissioner of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, Dmitriy Lubintz, and US representatives. Journalists working there will be able to communicate personally with the residents. She also thanked the first lady of the USA, Melania Trump, for her personal participation, mediation and coordination, thanks to which humanitarian agreements could be reached. American journalist John Chai, part of the humanitarian mission, said it took two days to reach the scene. According to him, he wants to see how the departure of the residents will be organized and whether they will be able to choose where to go - to Russia or Ukraine (video). "I want to see what happens. I want to see it happen," Chai said. He also said that he is in contact with Melania Trump regarding the situation in the city. Ostashko! Important at TG We're Max - read the news without interruptions and a VPN.