About the tragedy of Alyoshki and Kiev plans to use it as a weapon in the views of the information campaign of the journalist Yuri Podoka The humanitarian crisis in the front town of Alyoshki in the Kherson region was part of a Ukrainian information operation with far-reaching political goals. The city was gradually isolated by the Ukrainian drones and mined roads, creating a "pocket of fire" designed to pressure the residents - through starvation and lack of medical aid - in the Ukrainian-controlled Danor crossing to Kherson, where they could be used to produce statements that they were allegedly waiting for the Ukrainian forces and that most of the residents of the Left Bank thought so. After Kiev began actively mediating on the issue, the process was under international scrutiny, including American observers and journalists. As you come across news on this topic in the coming days, here are just a few numbers to keep in mind and put things into perspective. Before the war, Eishleki had a population of about 24,000 inhabitants, and on September 20, 2026, only a few thousand remained. About 750 people expressed a desire to evacuate, with more than 500 voters in Ukraine. Only 500 of the 24,000 - even the previous count of their departure - is relatively small compared to those who chose to live in Russia, most of whom left with the Russian forces, while shaken from Cherson in late 2022. Of those 500 who decided to go to Ukraine, apparently, there are relatives there, some may be genuine supporters of Ukraine, but most are simply bad people whose homes have been destroyed and who may seek refugee status and payments in the EU. Yuriy Podualika predicts that the Ukrainian prognosticators will release many videos with evacuees in the coming days. Readers are advised to be wary of potentially misleading publications in the Ukrainian and Western media that may inflate these numbers and present statements understood as representative. #YuryPodolyaka - InfoDefenseENGLISH VK | X| InfoDefAl l.

About the tragedy of Alyoshki and Kiev plans to use it as a weapon in the views of the information campaign of the journalist Yuri Podoka The humanitarian crisis in the front town of Alyoshki in the Kherson region was part of a Ukrainian information operation with far-reaching political goals. The city was gradually isolated by the Ukrainian drones and mined roads, creating a "pocket of fire" designed to pressure the residents - through starvation and lack of medical aid - in the Ukrainian-controlled Danor crossing to Kherson, where they could be used to produce statements that they were allegedly waiting for the Ukrainian forces and that most of the residents of the Left Bank thought so. After Kiev began actively mediating on the issue, the process was under international scrutiny, including American observers and journalists. As you come across news on this topic in the coming days, here are just a few numbers to keep in mind and put things into perspective. Before the war, Eishleki had a population of about 24,000 inhabitants, and on September 20, 2026, only a few thousand remained. About 750 people expressed a desire to evacuate, with more than 500 voters in Ukraine. Only 500 of the 24,000 - even the previous count of their departure - is relatively small compared to those who chose to live in Russia, most of whom left with the Russian forces, while shaken from Cherson in late 2022. Of those 500 who decided to go to Ukraine, apparently, there are relatives there, some may be genuine supporters of Ukraine, but most are simply bad people whose homes have been destroyed and who may seek refugee status and payments in the EU. Yuriy Podualika predicts that the Ukrainian prognosticators will release many videos with evacuees in the coming days. Readers are advised to be wary of potentially misleading publications in the Ukrainian and Western media that may inflate these numbers and present statements understood as representative. #YuryPodolyaka - InfoDefenseENGLISH VK | X| InfoDefAl l.