“People Are Nervous because There Is No food.” What Is Currently Known About the Humanitarian Blockade of Occupied Oleshki
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An American journalist living in Kherson appealed to international organizations to achieve a humanitarian corridor for civilians
Natalia Soboleva, a volunteer from Odessa who maintains contact with the townspeople, told about this in Espreso's comment. According to her, Russians attack all humanitarian vehicles trying to bring food and water supplies into the city. The most critical situation was from January-February this year. Although, says Natalia Soboleva, the aggravation began in the summer of last year, when a car of volunteers carrying products from Kopane came un…
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