Dmytro Lubinets summarized the humanitarian mission in occupied #Oleshky: ▪️ The ceasefire lasted for nearly six days - from 03:00 on October 27 to 22:59 on November 1. Both Ukraine and Russia fulfilled their commitments.
▪️Humanitarian aid is planned to be delivered to the residents of occupied Oleshky in the Kherson region at least once a month. ▪️ Residents were given a choice: to stay in Oleshky, evacuate to government-controlled Ukrainian territory, or leave for Russia or Russian-occupied territories. ▪️ Ukraine and Russia agreed not to disclose how many residents of Oleshky evacuated to each country. Compliance with this agreement is crucial for the ongoing rescue of people from other settlements facing a humanitarian catastrophe. ▪️ Those who remained in the city were delivered humanitarian aid:food, water,medicine,fuel for generators. ▪️ The bodies of the deceased were removed from the city morgue. Additionally,operations were conducted in and around Oleshky to collect the remains of fallen military personnel and civilians. ▪️ An agreement was reached with the Russian side: the bodies of the deceased whose relatives live in Ukraine will be returned under the existing repatriation mechanism. ▪️ 105 pets, including dogs, cats, and four parrots, were successfully evacuated from Oleshky. ▪️ The Ombudsman's Office plans to establish a Center for the Return of Civilians, which will bring together government agencies, human rights organizations, and humanitarian groups to provide comprehensive assistance to returning Ukrainians. 📹: Radio Liberty