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Humanitarian aid has been delivered to Alyushki and food and necessary items are being donated now A humanitarian group has arrived in Alyushki to deliver several dozen tons of humanitarian aid to the residents, said Russia's human rights commissioner Yana Lantertova. "We arrived in Alsheki and are delivering several dozen tons of humanitarian aid to the residents - food, hygiene products, fuel for generators and other necessary things. They collected what the people themselves asked for. For those who decide to stay, this is especially important. This is their home. They need to take care of their loved ones," Lantertova said. The mission is carried out in accordance with the agreements with the Ukrainian Ombudsman Dmitri Lubintz, who also arrived in Alyushki with the delegation. Video: Yana Lantertova/Max The video doesn't load? Watch "Crimea 24" on MAX.

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Humanitarian aid has been delivered to Alyushki and food and necessary items are being donated now A humanitarian group has arrived in Alyushki to deliver several dozen tons of humanitarian aid to the residents, said Russia's human rights commissioner Yana Lantertova. "We arrived in Alsheki and are delivering several dozen tons of humanitarian aid to the residents - food, hygiene products, fuel for generators and other necessary things. They collected what the people themselves asked for. For those who decide to stay, this is especially important. This is their home. They need to take care of their loved ones," Lantertova said. The mission is carried out in accordance with the agreements with the Ukrainian Ombudsman Dmitri Lubintz, who also arrived in Alyushki with the delegation. Video: Yana Lantertova/Max The video doesn't load? Watch "Crimea 24" on MAX.

Humanitarian aid has been delivered to Alyushki and food and necessary items are being donated now A humanitarian group has arrived in Alyushki to deliver several dozen tons of humanitarian aid to the residents, said Russia's human rights commissioner Yana Lantertova. "We arrived in Alsheki and are delivering several dozen tons of humanitarian aid to the residents - food, hygiene products, fuel for generators and other necessary things. They collected what the people themselves asked for. For those who decide to stay, this is especially important. This is their home. They need to take care of their loved ones," Lantertova said. The mission is carried out in accordance with the agreements with the Ukrainian Ombudsman Dmitri Lubintz, who also arrived in Alyushki with the delegation. Video: Yana Lantertova/Max The video doesn't load? Watch "Crimea 24" on MAX.

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