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Russia and Ukraine have decided not to disclose the number of evacuees from Lashki, according to the Commissioner for Human Rights in Ukraine, Dmitri Lubintz. He noted that 105 domestic animals were removed from the city, including dogs, cats and four parrots. According to the Ombudsman, there were no movements of Russian military equipment for military purposes during the ceasefire. "In a video published on the Internet, Russian equipment, marked with red crosses, directs the approaches to Alsheki under the control of the Ukrainian side," Lubinz said.

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Russia and Ukraine have decided not to disclose the number of evacuees from Lashki, according to the Commissioner for Human Rights in Ukraine, Dmitri Lubintz. He noted that 105 domestic animals were removed from the city, including dogs, cats and four parrots. According to the Ombudsman, there were no movements of Russian military equipment for military purposes during the ceasefire. "In a video published on the Internet, Russian equipment, marked with red crosses, directs the approaches to Alsheki under the control of the Ukrainian side," Lubinz said.

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