Thousands of People Under Siege: The Council of Churches Called upon the Pope and the United Nations to Evacuate the Inhabitants of the Occupied Olešek
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More than 6,000 people, including some 200 children, could remain in the occupied Oleškas in the Herson region, and the Council of Churches had called on international organizations to assist in the evacuation.
The All-Ukrainian Council of Churches and Religious Organizations (VRTSIRO), which unites various religious communities, namely Orthodox, Roman and Greek Catholics, Protestants, Muslims and Jews, addressed the humanitarian disaster in the city of Oleshki, Kherson region.
The Council of Churches appeals to the Pope over the humanitarian disaster in Oleshki More than 6,000 people, including about 200 children, are left without <p>food, water and medicine. The Council of Churches asks for help with evacuation.</p>
Footage from Oleshok. Screenshot from video 34 separate Marine Brigade A critical humanitarian situation developed in occupied Oleshky in the Kherson region. According to various estimates, more than 6 thousand people can remain in the city, among them about 200 children. This is stated in the appeal of the All-Ukrainian Council of Churches and Religious Organizations. According to the Council of Churches, the last deliveries of food to Oleshki …
The All-Ukraine Council of Churches and Religious Organizations appealed to Pope Lion XIV to help save the inhabitants of the occupied Olešek in the Hersonian region from starvation.
The All-Ukrainian Council of Churches and Religious Organizations (VRTSIRO), which unites various religious communities, as well as Christians, Muslims and Jews, appeals about the humanitarian disaster in the city of Oleshka, Kherson region.
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