Ukrainian Churches Urge Pope to Intervene Over Oleshky Starvation
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Thousands of civilians in the city of Oleşki and neighbouring towns (in the Herson region), under Russian occupation, face a severe shortage of food and medicine: the last confirmed delivery took place on 26 May. UN workers and local officials say that mines and drone attacks have cut the evacuation routes, while Russia has not confirmed the readiness to allow a negotiated humanitarian mission, despite the fact that the Red Cross is ready to int…
Thousands of Ukrainians in the Russian-occupied town of Olesjky and the surrounding area have been deprived of food and medicine for months. Russia is not working...
People in Oleshka have been deprived of light, gas and food, and Ukraine is bringing the questions of the humanitarian disaster in the occupied Kherson region to the international level. The situation in Oleshka will become one of the cross-cutting topics on the UN General Assembly, which is reported by RBK-Ukraine with reference to the Ukrainian Minister for Foreign Affairs, Andrei Sibig. How Ukraine will act, according to the Head of the Minis…
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.
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