The evacuation of Alsheki ensured the longest period of silence in the war since 2022. This is how the residents left the city - and how they were greeted by the Ukrainian and Russian sides Ukraine and Russia have completed the evacuation of the people from the town on the Alshki front (Ukrainian name - Olshki) in the Kherson region, which was occupied by the Russian armed forces. In recent months, the humanitarian situation in this locality is close to disaster. Hundreds of people were denied the opportunity to leave the city, which experienced interruptions in electricity, food and medicine. In order to evacuate, the two warring countries - mediated by the US in the form of First Lady Melania Trump - agreed to declare a regime of silence in Alsheki from October 27 to November 1. These days, a humanitarian delegation arrived in the city, where Ukraine was represented by the Ombudsman Dmitri Lubinz, the delegation of the right of Russia, the Human Commission, and in Russia. Lantertova. As a result, by October 31, 750 local residents managed to leave the city. Some of them left of their own accord to the unoccupied territory of Ukraine, some to Crimea, which was annexed to Russia. "Medusa" shows how the evacuation took place, organized against the backdrop of a ceasefire not seen since 2022. Open a website Mirror | telegram.