Ukrainian drones deliver new batch of food to Russian-occupied Oleshky
The latest delivery included nearly 400 packages and almost 4 metric tons of food and medicine, Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said.
- On Sunday, Ukraine's military delivered food and medicine to the Russian-occupied town of Oleshky using drones, Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha confirmed.
- Sybiha alleged that for months, Russia has attempted to isolate Ukrainians in Oleshky from the outside world, obstructing food delivery to residents facing severe shortages.
- Heavy-Lift drones delivered nearly 400 packages containing almost 4 metric tons of food and medicine at the end of September to the frontline town on the Dnipro River.
- The Kremlin acknowledged that Oleshky faces critical problems with food and medicine supplies, though officials stated Russia's military is actively working to resolve them.
- Ukrainian human rights ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets reported last month that Russia rejected proposals to allow civilian evacuations, leaving residents trapped in the occupied town.
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First ton-scale drone lifeline: Ukraine flies 4 more tons of aid into a starving Russian-occupied town of Oleshky
Ukraine is using repeated, tonne-scale drone deliveries to bring food and medicine to civilians in an occupied town where food cannot get in and Russian forces are taking supplies from residents.
Kiev denounces Moscow for the blockade of the city that has been under occupation since 2022 - Horrifying descriptions from residents, who are starving - Ukrainians speak of deliberate bombing of areas where supplies were distributed, the issue has even reached the UN
Sybiha: AFU delivers another 4 tonnes of aid via drones to occupier-isolated Oleshky
The Defense Forces of Ukraine have used drones to deliver about four more tonnes of food and medicine to Ukrainians isolated in the occupied town of Oleshky in the Kherson region, Minister of Foreign Affairs Andriy Sybiha reported.
Ukrainian drones brought nearly 400 packages of food and medicine to the occupied Oleškas, bringing the total weight of the new aid package to almost four tons.
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