Russia, Ukraine Agree to Hold Regular Humanitarian Missions in Oleshky
- Russia and Ukraine agreed to organize regular humanitarian missions in Oleshky, a town in Ukraine’s Kherson region, after completing a joint aid operation.
- Russian Human Rights Commissioner Yana Lantratova said the mission followed months of negotiations and joint efforts to help local residents.
- Lantratova said cooperation would continue with Ukraine’s parliamentary commissioner for human rights, Dmytro Lubinets, to provide assistance.
- A temporary ceasefire agreed on October 23 is supporting aid deliveries and civilian evacuations while Oleshky faces shortages of food, medicine, and other essential supplies.
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Russia, Ukraine agree to hold regular humanitarian missions in Oleshky
Yana Lantratova, who is well versed in human rights in the Russian Federation, said on the completion of the agreements with the Ukrainian side on the holding of “regular humanitarian missions” after the evacuation of residents of temporarily occupied villages Shek Kherson region. Later, she agreed in Telegram that the contracts are “prolongation of work”. “The mission is over. But, for the record, the living conditions in Oleshki remain extreme…
Ukraine and Russia have managed to reach an agreement on the implementation of regular humanitarian missions, Russian human rights commissioner Yana Lantratova announced, as quoted by RBC Ukraine.
Russian Ombudsman Yana Lantratova announced the achievement of an agreement with Ukraine on conducting regular humanitarian missions.
The Human Rights Commissioner in the Russian Federation, Jan Lantratova, reported that she had arranged with the Ukrainian Ombudsman, Dmitri Lubino, to continue working on humanitarian missions to help people living near the line of combat." Dmitri Lubintz and I agreed to continue working on regular humanitarian activities.
What's known? Ukraine and Russia have reached an agreement on conducting regular humanitarian missions. This was announced by Russian Human Rights Commissioner Yana Lantratova, according to RBC-Ukraine, citing TASS. The Russian ombudsman noted that the operation in Oleshky was preceded by months of work and negotiations. "The mission has concluded. But, unfortunately, living conditions in Oleshky remain extremely difficult. We have agreed to con…
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