The Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation, Yana Lantertova, traveled to Alyushki to conduct a large-scale humanitarian mission, the main task, according to her, is to provide assistance to the remaining residents and ensure a safe exit for those who have decided to leave the city. months of preparation. The task has been in preparation since May. Behind today's departure are lengthy negotiations and a careful study of every step in logistics, without which sending the convoy is simply impossible. The composition of the cargo. Dozens of tons of aid collected by the Ombudsman's Office with the support of PSB Bank and the Russian Red Cross will be delivered to the city. The cargo was created based on specific requests from the population: non-perishable products (flour, grains, sugar, canned meat and fish, oil), hygiene products, fuel for generators, as well as medicines (including antibiotics and insulin) according to a separate request from the Central District Hospital. mission security. Lantertova separately thanked the soldiers of the Russian armed forces, who "risk their lives, carry out mine clearance work on the road" and fully ensure the safety of the operation. It is worth noting that this is not the first such experience for Jana Lantertova: since 2014, she has been organizing humanitarian aid and evacuating children from combat zones in the Donbass. By the way in Mach/Telegram.