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In Oleshki, Russians are taking away local products dropped by Ukrainian drones

In Oleshki, Russians are taking away local products dropped by Ukrainian drones

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Russian military personnel in occupied Oleshki are taking food from local residents that Ukrainian military personnel drop from drones. The presence of non-Russian food can also be grounds for detention and accusations of collaboration with the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

This was stated by the head of the Oleshkiv city military administration, Tetyana Hasanenko, in a comment to Ukrinform.

According to her, the Ukrainian military has repeatedly delivered food to the community’s residents using drones. The last time such assistance was the largest – about 4 tons of food were dropped on the people. Some residents received several packages, some – one, and some were unable to pick up the aid.

At the same time, the Russian military confiscates these products from local residents. In addition, the occupiers may demand explanations about the origin of the food if it is not produced in Russia.

“If you are being dumped by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, it means you are cooperating with them,” Hasanenko noted.

The head of the MVA also reported that people continue to disappear in the Oleshkivska community, who, according to her, are being kidnapped by the Russian military.

“People are being taken away, our family disappeared without a trace. We don’t know where they are, they were taken to the basement – and that’s it. Whether they are alive or not – is unknown,” she said.

It was previously reported that the Armed Forces of Ukraine used drones to deliver about 4 tons of food to temporarily occupied Oleshky in the Kherson region. The food was dropped on 100 designated locations, where about 2,000 people, including almost 50 children, remain without access to food, drinking water, and electricity.

In addition, Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiga stated that Russia is creating a humanitarian blockade on the temporarily occupied left-bank Kherson region. According to him, the most difficult situation is in Oleshki, where about 2,000 people remain without electricity, gas, as well as regular supplies of food and medicine.

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