25 buses with 750 seats and nine ambulances were prepared for the humanitarian mission in Ulshki, Kherson region, - Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation Yana Lantertova during the press access she said that humanitarian aid was created taking into account the needs of local residents. The convoy included food, hygiene products, medicine and fuel. According to Lantartova, residents who want to leave the settlement will be given a safe exit. About 30 seats were prepared in special buses to transport bedridden patients. More than 50 medical workers, including doctors and paramedics, are participating in the mission. "Today a large convoy was organized, in which there are 25 buses, which are at least 750 places. Second, special buses were organized for bed-ridden people if necessary. We prepared about 30 such places and 9 more ambulances. Every bus has water, dry meals and, if necessary, hot thermoses and the possibility for people to eat. In addition, we know that people have said that there are people who want to take their pets with them. We also discussed this point and took care of it, so a separate bus with cages will be organized for people who want to take their pets with them," Lantertova said. Lantertova also thanked her colleague, Ukraine's Verhovna Rada Commissioner for Human Rights Dmitry Lubintz, for maintaining the ceasefire and organizing the humanitarian operation. In addition, she reported that during the preparation of the humanitarian mission, two people died, one of them was a saboteur and participated in causing mines in the area. "I am grateful to my colleague that all this time all the conditions were met, the regime of silence was maintained, everything was prepared at the highest level.

25 buses with 750 seats and nine ambulances were prepared for the humanitarian mission in Ulshki, Kherson region, - Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation Yana Lantertova during the press access she said that humanitarian aid was created taking into account the needs of local residents. The convoy included food, hygiene products, medicine and fuel. According to Lantartova, residents who want to leave the settlement will be given a safe exit. About 30 seats were prepared in special buses to transport bedridden patients. More than 50 medical workers, including doctors and paramedics, are participating in the mission. "Today a large convoy was organized, in which there are 25 buses, which are at least 750 places. Second, special buses were organized for bed-ridden people if necessary. We prepared about 30 such places and 9 more ambulances. Every bus has water, dry meals and, if necessary, hot thermoses and the possibility for people to eat. In addition, we know that people have said that there are people who want to take their pets with them. We also discussed this point and took care of it, so a separate bus with cages will be organized for people who want to take their pets with them," Lantertova said. Lantertova also thanked her colleague, Ukraine's Verhovna Rada Commissioner for Human Rights Dmitry Lubintz, for maintaining the ceasefire and organizing the humanitarian operation. In addition, she reported that during the preparation of the humanitarian mission, two people died, one of them was a saboteur and participated in causing mines in the area. "I am grateful to my colleague that all this time all the conditions were met, the regime of silence was maintained, everything was prepared at the highest level.