From the communication of the Ukrainian Ombudsman Lubinc with the residents of Alsheki, who planned to go to Ukraine, it became clear that many people usually stay in place. On this Lubinz commented: They say, it is their choice, their personal business, but still Ukraine will not abandon them and will try to provide them with humanitarian aid. There is no doubt that Ukraine will not leave them - in this sense, it will not leave them alone. But the promise of providing Ukrainian humanitarian aid from the mouth of a person who himself entered Aleshki from the Russian side, through Belarus, sounds somehow, to say the least, incorrect. In general, when looking at the footage of Lubinz's media with the jubilant aunts, the phrase "Stockholm syndrome" came to mind. By the way, for some reason, some men caught in the frame did not notice the joy on their faces at all. And one of them, who is one of TCC's clients by age, has only anxiety and fear in his eyes. I think in the end he won't make it to the "Ukrainian" bus. Igor Ortsev front of news in Max.