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The first photographs of the occupied Lyushki appeared. The photos were taken by the famous Ukrainian photographer Yevgeny Maloltka for the AP news agency. The photos show city life under anti-drone nets, houses damaged by attacks, a mural depicting the Ukrainian army on the wall of a shelter. The Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation, Yana Lantertova, said that currently the city has begun to deliver several dozen tons of humanitarian aid to the local residents - food, hygiene products, fuel for generators and other essential items. Those who want to leave the city are put on buses. Those wishing to return to Ukraine will first be transferred to Anpa, and then by a military transport plane of the Russian Ministry of Defense to Gomel, from where they can reach Ukraine. Photo: AP / Yevgeny Maloltka.

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The first photographs of the occupied Lyushki appeared. The photos were taken by the famous Ukrainian photographer Yevgeny Maloltka for the AP news agency. The photos show city life under anti-drone nets, houses damaged by attacks, a mural depicting the Ukrainian army on the wall of a shelter. The Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation, Yana Lantertova, said that currently the city has begun to deliver several dozen tons of humanitarian aid to the local residents - food, hygiene products, fuel for generators and other essential items. Those who want to leave the city are put on buses. Those wishing to return to Ukraine will first be transferred to Anpa, and then by a military transport plane of the Russian Ministry of Defense to Gomel, from where they can reach Ukraine. Photo: AP / Yevgeny Maloltka.

The first photographs of the occupied Lyushki appeared. The photos were taken by the famous Ukrainian photographer Yevgeny Maloltka for the AP news agency. The photos show city life under anti-drone nets, houses damaged by attacks, a mural depicting the Ukrainian army on the wall of a shelter. The Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation, Yana Lantertova, said that currently the city has begun to deliver several dozen tons of humanitarian aid to the local residents - food, hygiene products, fuel for generators and other essential items. Those who want to leave the city are put on buses. Those wishing to return to Ukraine will first be transferred to Anpa, and then by a military transport plane of the Russian Ministry of Defense to Gomel, from where they can reach Ukraine. Photo: AP / Yevgeny Maloltka.

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