Ukraine prepares new evacuation of residents of occupied Oleshki – Lubinets

The Ombudsman’s Office is working to organize additional departure of residents of the temporarily occupied Oleshki in the Kherson region.

Dmytro Lubinets, the Verkhovna Rada Commissioner for Human Rights, reported this on Facebook.

According to him, after the first humanitarian mission, residents of Oleshki and surrounding settlements continue to contact the Ombudsman’s Office, who want to leave for the territory controlled by Ukraine.

“We are currently working on the possibility of organizing additional safe departure of residents of Oleshkiv and other settlements of the Oleshkiv community. For this, it is necessary to agree on appropriate humanitarian and security conditions. As soon as a safe mechanism is developed, the people affected will receive the necessary information,” Lubinets noted.

Currently, specialists are clarifying people’s whereabouts, their health status, availability of documents, and need for special transportation. Special attention is being paid to the elderly, people with disabilities, seriously ill people, and families with children.

The Ombudsman emphasized that information about those who have already applied for assistance is stored and being processed. If circumstances change, updated data must be reported.

Contacts for inquiries regarding leaving Oleshki and the community:

• +38 067 717 51 70
• +38 073 719 81 34

Applications are accepted via WhatsApp, Viber and Telegram.

Lubinets clarified that the next humanitarian mission is planned only for Oleshki and surrounding settlements.

As a reminder, on October 31, residents of occupied Oleshki returned to the territory controlled by Ukraine after conducting a humanitarian operation. To organize it, a regime of silence was agreed upon, routes were demined, and aid was delivered to the civilian population.

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