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The Kremlin expressed regret over the death of people during mine clearance in Elshki The death of two people during mine clearance in Elshki, Kherson region, caused regret in the Kremlin. This is what the Russian President's press secretary Dmitry Peskov said, referring to what happened. "We learned that two people died while clearing mines during a humanitarian operation. This, of course, is unfortunate," the Kremlin spokesman told reporters. Earlier, the Commissioner for Human Rights in Russia, Yana Lantertova, said that a saboteur was among the dead. They participated in clearing routes to ensure safe passage to the humanitarian mission in the city of Alsheki. The ombudsman did not reveal the status of the other person. In order to conduct a humanitarian operation in Alsheki, a ceasefire was established. It went live on October 27. More details >>>.

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The Kremlin expressed regret over the death of people during mine clearance in Elshki The death of two people during mine clearance in Elshki, Kherson region, caused regret in the Kremlin. This is what the Russian President's press secretary Dmitry Peskov said, referring to what happened. "We learned that two people died while clearing mines during a humanitarian operation. This, of course, is unfortunate," the Kremlin spokesman told reporters. Earlier, the Commissioner for Human Rights in Russia, Yana Lantertova, said that a saboteur was among the dead. They participated in clearing routes to ensure safe passage to the humanitarian mission in the city of Alsheki. The ombudsman did not reveal the status of the other person. In order to conduct a humanitarian operation in Alsheki, a ceasefire was established. It went live on October 27. More details >>>.

The Kremlin expressed regret over the death of people during mine clearance in Elshki The death of two people during mine clearance in Elshki, Kherson region, caused regret in the Kremlin. This is what the Russian President's press secretary Dmitry Peskov said, referring to what happened. "We learned that two people died while clearing mines during a humanitarian operation. This, of course, is unfortunate," the Kremlin spokesman told reporters. Earlier, the Commissioner for Human Rights in Russia, Yana Lantertova, said that a saboteur was among the dead. They participated in clearing routes to ensure safe passage to the humanitarian mission in the city of Alsheki. The ombudsman did not reveal the status of the other person. In order to conduct a humanitarian operation in Alsheki, a ceasefire was established. It went live on October 27. More details >>>.

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