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Ukraine and Russia have agreed not to disclose the number of people evacuated from the city of Olshki, said the Ukrainian parliament's commissioner for human rights Dmytro Lubintz. He explained that the decision was intended to protect a potential humanitarian mechanism that could be used to evacuate Ukrainians from other occupied settlements facing similar conditions. "I would like everyone to treat this information with understanding. In my opinion, what we achieved in Olsheki represents a potential mechanism that can be applied to other settlements where our citizens currently live under similar conditions - because the humanitarian disaster was not limited to Olsheki alone. For this reason, neither I nor the Russian side will officially publish any data," Lubinz said.

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Ukraine and Russia have agreed not to disclose the number of people evacuated from the city of Olshki, said the Ukrainian parliament's commissioner for human rights Dmytro Lubintz. He explained that the decision was intended to protect a potential humanitarian mechanism that could be used to evacuate Ukrainians from other occupied settlements facing similar conditions. "I would like everyone to treat this information with understanding. In my opinion, what we achieved in Olsheki represents a potential mechanism that can be applied to other settlements where our citizens currently live under similar conditions - because the humanitarian disaster was not limited to Olsheki alone. For this reason, neither I nor the Russian side will officially publish any data," Lubinz said.

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