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Evacuated residents of Olshki arrived in Ukraine. Moscow has accused Kyiv of violating the truce The evacuee residents of Olshki passed through the new Yarilovich border checkpoint in the Chernihiv region. President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky announced this. "Currently, Ukrainian citizens from Oleshki have crossed the border of Ukraine in the Chernihiv region. Everyone will be given the necessary assistance. It is important that the government structures and all the regional and local authorities involved work effectively and help our people adapt," he wrote. Zelensky expressed hope that the humanitarian approach to Oleshki will remain after the end of the local ceasefire. He thanked the United States and First Lady Melania Trump for their assistance, as well as all the journalists, politicians and public figures who drew attention to the humanitarian disaster. "When there is the attention of the world, there is salvation for people," said the President of Ukraine. The residents of Olshki were brought to the border with Ukraine in buses that left Gomel airport. When crossing the border, they switched from Belarusian buses to Ukrainian buses. Ukrainians from Oleshki were transported to Gomel in four planes from Anapa, where they arrived the day before in buses through Crimea, which was annexed to Russia. Ukrainian ombudsman Dmitry Lubintz said that Ukrainian citizens evacuated from Oleshki did not encounter screening or phone checks at the border. According to him, on the way to the evacuation site, residents from the nearby villages also joined and asked for help. However, the agency writes in reference to volunteer Ksenia Arkhipova, who has been helping the residents of Olshki since 2022, that not everyone was evacuated. According to her, some of the residents of the suburbs were not allowed to pass through the checkpoints, and some people with reduced mobility did not reach them.

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Evacuated residents of Olshki arrived in Ukraine. Moscow has accused Kyiv of violating the truce The evacuee residents of Olshki passed through the new Yarilovich border checkpoint in the Chernihiv region. President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky announced this. "Currently, Ukrainian citizens from Oleshki have crossed the border of Ukraine in the Chernihiv region. Everyone will be given the necessary assistance. It is important that the government structures and all the regional and local authorities involved work effectively and help our people adapt," he wrote. Zelensky expressed hope that the humanitarian approach to Oleshki will remain after the end of the local ceasefire. He thanked the United States and First Lady Melania Trump for their assistance, as well as all the journalists, politicians and public figures who drew attention to the humanitarian disaster. "When there is the attention of the world, there is salvation for people," said the President of Ukraine. The residents of Olshki were brought to the border with Ukraine in buses that left Gomel airport. When crossing the border, they switched from Belarusian buses to Ukrainian buses. Ukrainians from Oleshki were transported to Gomel in four planes from Anapa, where they arrived the day before in buses through Crimea, which was annexed to Russia. Ukrainian ombudsman Dmitry Lubintz said that Ukrainian citizens evacuated from Oleshki did not encounter screening or phone checks at the border. According to him, on the way to the evacuation site, residents from the nearby villages also joined and asked for help. However, the agency writes in reference to volunteer Ksenia Arkhipova, who has been helping the residents of Olshki since 2022, that not everyone was evacuated. According to her, some of the residents of the suburbs were not allowed to pass through the checkpoints, and some people with reduced mobility did not reach them.

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