The residents of Alsheki, who decided to leave the city during the ceasefire, are put on buses. According to the Commissioner for Human Rights in Russia, Yana Lantertova, 25 cars were prepared for this purpose for 750 people. More than 50 doctors are on duty nearby, and 9 ambulances stand by. Those who remained were given humanitarian aid. If videos and photos are not loading, our news is at MAX.

The residents of Alsheki, who decided to leave the city during the ceasefire, are put on buses. According to the Commissioner for Human Rights in Russia, Yana Lantertova, 25 cars were prepared for this purpose for 750 people. More than 50 doctors are on duty nearby, and 9 ambulances stand by. Those who remained were given humanitarian aid. If videos and photos are not loading, our news is at MAX.