Convoy of Life: What is known about the humanitarian mission that should soon arrive in Alyushki The suffering in the approaches to Alushki, saboteurs from the Denfer group clear the way for the humanitarian convoy. Most of the mines were dropped from drones, and almost all of them are irreparable: if you touch them, they explode. "The density of mines is very high. The lion's share is of foreign origin. We destroy them on the spot and move forward," said the commander of an engineering company with the call sign "bars". The truce is kept - it is approved by both parties. "Harson really came to life. There are more people on the streets," writes Ukrainian Ombudsman Lubinz. The silence turned out to be two-way: the left bank in Elshki and the right in Harson. But Vladimir Saldo, the governor of Kherson region, frankly warned: not everyone will leave. Old people cling to their apartments - even without electricity and gas. Now the small town has become a test for a large mechanism. If food and medicine are delivered, and those who are interested are taken in through Washington's mediation, a work plan will be created that can be further applied in other areas. In the meantime, the main thing is that the column gets there. Read more in the material of the military correspondent of KP Alexander Coates.

Convoy of Life: What is known about the humanitarian mission that should soon arrive in Alyushki The suffering in the approaches to Alushki, saboteurs from the Denfer group clear the way for the humanitarian convoy. Most of the mines were dropped from drones, and almost all of them are irreparable: if you touch them, they explode. "The density of mines is very high. The lion's share is of foreign origin. We destroy them on the spot and move forward," said the commander of an engineering company with the call sign "bars". The truce is kept - it is approved by both parties. "Harson really came to life. There are more people on the streets," writes Ukrainian Ombudsman Lubinz. The silence turned out to be two-way: the left bank in Elshki and the right in Harson. But Vladimir Saldo, the governor of Kherson region, frankly warned: not everyone will leave. Old people cling to their apartments - even without electricity and gas. Now the small town has become a test for a large mechanism. If food and medicine are delivered, and those who are interested are taken in through Washington's mediation, a work plan will be created that can be further applied in other areas. In the meantime, the main thing is that the column gets there. Read more in the material of the military correspondent of KP Alexander Coates.