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The first residents of occupied Oleshky who were able to be evacuated during the humanitarian mission have already completed their treatment and left the hospitals. They have headed to relatives or acquaintances in territory controlled by Ukraine.
This was reported by Dmytro Lubinec, the Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights.
What help do evacuated residents of Oleshky receive?
According to him, people who have relatives or acquaintances in territory controlled by Ukraine have been discharged.
For other residents of Oleshky who cannot settle with their close ones, temporary housing options have already been arranged. The Ombudsman’s Office is also coordinating the work of government services, charitable and human rights organizations so that people receive support not only during treatment but also after discharge.
At the hospital, Kyiv City State Administration workers came to issue internally displaced person certificates for those who had not had time to do so earlier. Representatives of the Pension Fund helped process payments for living expenses.
Residents of Oleshky in hospitals / Lubinec
Evacuated people were also provided with phones, clothing, and personal care items. At the hospital, arrangements were made for bank cards, tax IDs, and passports. People submitted applications for living allowances, and 6 lists for those needing glasses, and additionally were provided around 3 thousand hryvnias.
What will happen to people who have nowhere to live?
The Ombudsman said that next week evacuated people will be helped to reach their chosen regions of Ukraine and get settled there. They are separately considering care for people with limited mobility and their future residence.
Next week we will help people get to the regions of Ukraine they wish to go to, as well as to settle them there. Issues of care for people with limited mobility and their future residence are being worked on.
— said Dmytro Lubinec.
He also urged Ukrainians who have housing proposals for residents of Oleshky to contact Ombudsman representative Olga Altunina at [email protected].
The work to support people continues. We needed not only to take a person out of danger but also to take care of them thereafter. Special thanks to everyone for their compassion and willingness to help!
— Lubinec summed up.
As a reminder, the humanitarian mission to rescue civilians from the temporarily occupied Oleshky began in late October 2026 year, with the help of the U.S. First Lady Melania Trump. People were evacuated during a coordinated local ceasefire along a combined transit route through territories of Russia and Belarus.
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