EU Says Situation in Russian-Occupied Oleshky Is Appalling
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The European Commissioner for Equality, Preparedness and Crisis Management, Hajja Lahbib, said on Monday that Russia must provide humanitarian aid to civilians in the Ukrainian town of Oleshki, in the southern Kherson region, which is currently under Russian occupation, as the situation there “is appalling,” Reuters reported, BTA reported. “What is happening in Oleshki, Ukraine, is appalling. Civilians are trapped under siege by Russian forces, …
Russia must provide humanitarian aid to civilians in the Russian-occupied Ukrainian town of Olesk as the situation there is "horrific", said EU Commissioner for Equality, Preparedness and Crisis Management Aja Labib, whose portfolio includes humanitarian aid. "What is happening in Olesk, Ukraine, is horrific. Citizens are trapped under siege by Russian forces without access to food, medicine, drinking water and basic healthcare. This is unaccept…
Russia must provide humanitarian aid to the suffering people in the occupied Ukrainian town of Oleshky, European Commissioner Hadja Lahbib said, describing the situation in the town, where Ukrainian officials say nearly 2,000 people are being held hostage without food or medicine, as terrifying.
The EU described the situation in Oleshki, Kherson, as "appalling" and called for humanitarian aid to be allowed in. EU Commissioner Hadja Lahbib stressed that civilians under the Russian siege were deprived of food, medicine, water, and healthcare, and that safe access was necessary.
Commissioner Aja Labib called on Russia to immediately provide humanitarian aid to Olesk, Ukraine, where citizens are living in terrible conditions without basic goods, stressing that this is Russia's international obligation.
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