Demining completed in occupied Oleshky, preparations underway for humanitarian aid distribution and evacuation

Convoy formed, routes cleared

In the temporarily occupied city of Oleshky in Kherson region, preparations for the humanitarian mission are entering their final stage. As stated by the Parliamentary Commissioner for Human Rights, Dmytro Lubinets, demining of the designated movement routes has been completed. The humanitarian convoy has already been formed and is ready for departure. It is expected to arrive at the central hospital, where citizens will receive necessary support.

Action schedule: evacuation and food distribution

For residents intending to leave the city, the opportunity to depart will be ensured by 14:00. Organisers emphasise that all necessary safety measures will be observed. The distribution of humanitarian aid will be organised after 14:30.

Coordination between delegations

Currently, delegations from Ukraine, the Russian Federation, and the United States of America have gathered to coordinate further steps within the mission. Journalists from these three countries are also participating in the process.

Ombudsman's position

Dmytro Lubinets noted that the mission is being implemented jointly with the Human Rights Commissioner of the Russian Federation, Yana Lantratova. Mediation and coordination of the process are being carried out by the First Lady of the United States, Melania Trump.

«Наша спільна мета — доставити гуманітарну допомогу цивільному населенню та сприяти безпечному виїзду всіх, хто бажає залишити місто» (Our common goal is to deliver humanitarian aid to the civilian population and facilitate the safe departure of everyone who wishes to leave the city), the ombudsman emphasised.

He also thanked Melania Trump for her personal involvement and efforts in reaching important agreements. «Продовжуємо працювати з Яною Лантратовою над їх реалізацією. Наш незмінний пріоритет — життя та безпека цивільного населення» (We continue to work with Yana Lantratova on their implementation. Our unwavering priority is the life and safety of the civilian population), Lubinets added.