Russian Human Rights Commissioner Says Far Fewer than 750 People Were Evacuated From Oleshky, Contradicting Melania Trump’s Claim
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Russian human rights commissioner says far fewer than 750 people were evacuated from Oleshky, contradicting Melania Trump’s claim
Russia’s human rights commissioner, Yana Lantratova, said she has no data on how many people left the city of Oleshky in the Kherson region. She made the comment at a news conference on the results of the humanitarian mission.
The first lady of the United States, Melania Trump, announced the conclusion of the temporary truce from Oleşki and welcomed the cooperation between Russia and Ukraine. In a message published on Facebook, she said that the humanitarian mission was a success, allowing the evacuation of nearly 800 people and the delivery of essential aid to the region.
The first Lady congratulates: 'I hope it serves as a basis for lasting peace'. But the Kremlin says: 'There are no other humanitarian missions ahead'. Kiev: Russian raids on Kherson (ANSA)
The American first lady negotiated the ceasefire, thanks to which the population of Oleski, which was under Russian occupation, was able to be evacuated. The post Ukrainians and Russians jointly turn to Melania Trump first appeared on 24.hu.
The partial humanitarian ceasefire agreement reached between Russia and Ukraine in Oleshky, Kherson Oblast, expired at 9 p.m. GMT on November 1. U.S. First Lady Melania Trump stated that nearly 800 civilians were safely evacuated during the ceasefire, and humanitarian aid was delivered to the area; neither Ukraine nor Russia has released their full evacuation figures.
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