Kremlin Says Ready for Civilian Evacuation From Ukraine’s Kostiantynivka
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Kremlin Says Ready for Civilian Evacuation From Ukraine’s Kostiantynivka
The Kremlin said on Friday that it is ready to carry out a humanitarian operation to evacuate civilians fro the eastern Ukrainian city of Kostiantynivka, following a similar model that was used last month in the town of Oleshky, if it receives appropriate security guarantees.
For three reasons, Ukraine is skeptical about the proposal of a "humanitarian mission" in Donbas. In diplomacy, Russia is relying on delay tactics, says a foreign policy expert. However, it is positive that the Kremlin can no longer ignore Europe.
Moscow hopes that President Vladimir Putin ' s initiative to conduct a humanitarian mission to Konstantinovsk in the DNR will be implemented, as reported to journalists by Russian President Dmitry Peskov ' s press secretary.
During a meeting with US negotiators on Thursday, Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin unexpectedly proposed organizing a new humanitarian mission in Kostiantynivka, a city in Donbass that, according to the Ukrainian armed forces, Russia has still failed to capture.
Vladimir Putin has proposed organizing a humanitarian mission in Konstantinovka, modeled on the operation in Aleshki. He said that about 400-500 civilians remain in the town, which is located in the Donetsk region. The proposal was made before the Russian president met with US President’s special envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner. Putin said that the evacuation could be carried out by delegations led by Russian Ombudsman Yana Lantratova and…
Russia is allegedly prepared to ensure the safety of the humanitarian operation and to devote five days to demining approaches to the city.
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