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🤬People are forced to eat weeds from gardens in occupied Oleshky in the Kherson region due to a critical shortage of fo...

24.09.2026, 21:16 Труха⚡️Україна ↗

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🤬People are forced to eat weeds from gardens in occupied Oleshky in the Kherson region due to a critical shortage of food, – BBC.

Up to 2 thousand people remain in the city; before the full-scale invasion the population was about 24 thousand. The city is effectively cut off: there is no electricity, shops are not operating, and departure is complicated by mined roads. According to the publication, Russian occupying forces are not approving a humanitarian corridor.

Sybyha at the UN said that food was last delivered to the city before the beginning of summer.

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🤬Люди змушені їсти бур’яни з городів в окупованих Олешках на Херсонщині через критичну нестачу продуктів, – BBC.

У місті залишаються до 2 тисяч людей, до повномасштабного вторгнення населення становило близько 24 тисяч. Місто фактично відрізане: немає електрики, магазини не працюють, а виїзд ускладнюють заміновані дороги. За даними видання, російські окупаційні сили не погоджують гуманітарний коридор.

Сибіга в ООН заявив, що востаннє продукти до міста доставляли ще до початку літа.

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