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There is hunger in the occupied city of Oleshky. About 6 thousand people remain in the community, including 200 children, the All-Ukrainian Council of Churches and Religious Organizations reports.
Food was last delivered to the city in May 2026. People are left without food, water, or medicine, and the Russians are not allowing them to leave the city. There is no electricity or gas, the infrastructure is destroyed, and civilians are constantly under fire.
The Council of Churches appealed to Pope Leo XIV and other religious and human rights organizations, asking them to prevent people from dying of hunger.
Earlier, Ombudsperson Dmytro Lubinets said that Russia has still not confirmed its readiness to organize a humanitarian mission to evacuate civilians from Oleshky.
Telegram publication
