It Was Awkward with the Aleškas: Kiev Took over During the Investigation.
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The Ukrainian Ombudsman, Dmitri Lubinets, denied reports that Russian military personnel had brought ammunition and fuel to the city under the cover of a humanitarian mission in Aleškah, which he reported at a press conference.
Ukrainian Ombudsman Dmitry Lubinets has denied a Sky News report claiming that Russia allegedly used the ceasefire in the town of Alyoshki, the Kherson Region, to move military equipment there
“The video clearly shows Russian military vehicles marked with red crosses, which were used for demining,” he said in response to a question about the Sky News report at a news conference broadcast by the Novosti.Live television...
The Ukrainian General Staff has accused Russian forces of taking advantage of a humanitarian ceasefire in the occupied town of Oleski in Kherson to move troops, reinforce fortifications and transport ammunition. However, Ukrainian Ombudsman Dmytro Lubynets claimed that the military vehicles captured on Sky News video were carrying out demining work under Ukrainian supervision. The temporary ceasefire was brokered by Melania Trump and led to the …
According to reports from the British television channel Sky News that Russia allegedly used the silence regime in Aleškah of Herson province to transport military equipment, the Ukrainian Ombudsman, Dmitry Lubinets, denied that he had been told by the Commissioner of the Verkhovna Rada for Human Rights at a press conference, he personally examined the published images and contacted those responsible for implementing the agreements.
Ukraine has rejected the information in a Sky News report, after the station accused the Russian military of exploiting the ceasefire in Oleshky to bring in more soldiers, equipment, and supplies to the city.
Recently, footage of Sky News journalists, obtained from the Ukrainian military, who monitored the movements of Russian troops during the ceasefire appeared on the network.
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