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Residents evacuated from Lyushki during a joint humanitarian operation by Russia, Ukraine and the US have been reunited with relatives, with some being transferred directly to their loved ones while others remain in hospitals in Crimea for rehabilitation, Kherson Oblast Human Rights Commissioner Sergey Georgiev told TASS. "People are now living in peaceful conditions," said Georgiev, adding that authorities are providing individual assistance to recover documents and benefits, with two evacuees needing Russian passports.

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Residents evacuated from Lyushki during a joint humanitarian operation by Russia, Ukraine and the US have been reunited with relatives, with some being transferred directly to their loved ones while others remain in hospitals in Crimea for rehabilitation, Kherson Oblast Human Rights Commissioner Sergey Georgiev told TASS. "People are now living in peaceful conditions," said Georgiev, adding that authorities are providing individual assistance to recover documents and benefits, with two evacuees needing Russian passports.

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