Z-milblogger: 17 buses depart from Oleshky for Ukraine, only 4 for Russia
Russian Z-milblogger Vladimir Romanov, who is present in temporarily occupied Oleshky in the Kherson region, from where the evacuation of the population is being carried out, wrote in his Telegram channel about how residents are distributed based on their choice of country they wish to go to.
According to Romanov, 17 buses depart from occupied Oleshky for Ukraine, and 4 for Russia.
However, he himself doubts that this will be officially reported:
«On television, they will most likely show more of our buses, but their windows will be darkly curtained,» — wrote the Z-milblogger, hinting that most of the buses would be empty.
Soon after, this post was radically edited — the text about the distribution of Oleshky residents was completely removed from it.
Earlier, Ukrainian Prime Minister Serhiy Koretsky reported that 527 people decided to leave Oleshky for the territory controlled by the government of Ukraine.
However, he later refuted this information and added that official data would be announced after the evacuation process is completed.
According to him, residents of Oleshky will then travel by a «complex route» to the territory of Belarus, to Gomel, and from Belarus, they will cross the border into Ukraine.
People will first be transported to Russian Anapa in the Krasnodar Krai, and from there by plane — to Gomel. The route then passes through the «Novaya Huta» checkpoint on the Ukrainian-Belarusian border to Kyiv.
The flight from Anapa to Gomel is expected on October 31. The evacuees will be accompanied by a Ukrainian delegation. Humanitarian aid will be distributed to those who decide to stay.
Oleshky, which is under Russian control, has in recent months found itself in a situation close to a humanitarian catastrophe. The city is constantly being shelled, and there is almost no possibility to leave, as most roads are mined.
At the end of October, with the mediation of Melania Trump, Russia and Ukraine agreed on a local ceasefire to allow residents to leave the city. The silence regime began on October 27 and, according to the agreement, should last until November 1.
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