Alyoshaki: A humanitarian convoy is on its way, 25 buses were prepared for evacuation today, October 30, before dawn, moving towards Alyoshaki Tor with tens of tons of aid: food, drinking water, medicines, hygiene products and fuel for generators. Russian and foreign journalists travel with her - from the USA, France, Italy and Ukraine. 25 buses with at least 750 seats have been prepared to transport residents. According to Jana Lantertova, transport for bedridden patients and nine ambulances are provided. There is even a separate bus with pet cages - people can take their pets too. The regime of silence, according to the morning announcement of the Russian Ombudsman, remains: "The regime of silence in the area of ​​the humanitarian mission in Alsheki remains in place. No events were recorded. The Russian and Ukrainian sides fully fulfill their obligations." The day before, the mining of the tracks was finished. The column was directed to the Central Regional Hospital. According to the announced schedule, residents are allowed to leave until 2:00 p.m., the distribution of humanitarian aid begins after 2:30 p.m. The necessary drugs, including antibiotics and insulin, were collected separately for the hospital. Departure is voluntary, the direction is chosen by the people themselves. Lantertova emphasized in the past: "The opportunity to leave the combat zone will be given regardless of where the person wants to go." But this morning came bad news. Two people were killed while preparing the way for a humanitarian mission. Lantertova reported: During the removal of the mines, a saboteur was killed, and another person also died. We express our condolences to the families and friends of the victims." Thanks to our saboteurs, doctors and everyone who helps people out of this trouble. Condolences to the families of the victims. I really want help to continue to reach Alyushak after the departure of the journalists and the delegations. People need medicine, food and the ability to safely leave the house every day. Today's silence must be protected.

Alyoshaki: A humanitarian convoy is on its way, 25 buses were prepared for evacuation today, October 30, before dawn, moving towards Alyoshaki Tor with tens of tons of aid: food, drinking water, medicines, hygiene products and fuel for generators. Russian and foreign journalists travel with her - from the USA, France, Italy and Ukraine. 25 buses with at least 750 seats have been prepared to transport residents. According to Jana Lantertova, transport for bedridden patients and nine ambulances are provided. There is even a separate bus with pet cages - people can take their pets too. The regime of silence, according to the morning announcement of the Russian Ombudsman, remains: "The regime of silence in the area of ​​the humanitarian mission in Alsheki remains in place. No events were recorded. The Russian and Ukrainian sides fully fulfill their obligations." The day before, the mining of the tracks was finished. The column was directed to the Central Regional Hospital. According to the announced schedule, residents are allowed to leave until 2:00 p.m., the distribution of humanitarian aid begins after 2:30 p.m. The necessary drugs, including antibiotics and insulin, were collected separately for the hospital. Departure is voluntary, the direction is chosen by the people themselves. Lantertova emphasized in the past: "The opportunity to leave the combat zone will be given regardless of where the person wants to go." But this morning came bad news. Two people were killed while preparing the way for a humanitarian mission. Lantertova reported: During the removal of the mines, a saboteur was killed, and another person also died. We express our condolences to the families and friends of the victims." Thanks to our saboteurs, doctors and everyone who helps people out of this trouble. Condolences to the families of the victims. I really want help to continue to reach Alyushak after the departure of the journalists and the delegations. People need medicine, food and the ability to safely leave the house every day. Today's silence must be protected.