The Russian army, under the cover of a humanitarian operation, conducted a rotation in Kherson region – Zelenskiy

Taking advantage of the humanitarian operation in Oleksandrivka (Oleksandrivka/Oleshky) as cover, Russian troops carried out a major rotation of personnel and equipment on the Left Bank of Kherson region. This was stated by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, according to Glavkom.

“Additional forces were brought into Olehky and the surrounding community. The Ukrainian command must present proposals to provide additional protection for life in Kherson from Russian terror,” the head of state emphasized.

In addition, Zelensky spoke about the situation on other sectors of the front.

In Sumy region, specific tasks for the Ukrainian Armed Forces were identified, aimed at countering Russian operations. They also discussed the work of services and municipal enterprises, in particular energy companies and the regional State Emergency Service administration. Separate briefings concerned the situation in Sumy, Okhtyrka, and Shostka.

In Kharkiv region, a regional resilience plan was presented and reports were given on the preparation of critical infrastructure for the winter period.

In Dnipropetrovsk region, discussions focused on restoring electricity supply after Russian strikes overnight and in the morning.

Additionally, the situation in Zhytomyr region and problems that arose in the energy system, particularly at distribution and transmission facilities, were examined in detail. A separate task for the Ministry of Energy was developed to resolve these issues.

“Zaporizhzhia: there was a briefing on the city’s situation and regional needs. They discussed in detail the situation in Donetsk region and, in particular, in Kramatorsk. Russians dramatically intensified shelling of the city and surrounding community,” Zelensky said.

He also promised that during the presidential council (Stavka) new measures to counter it would be worked out.

As a reminder, 30 in October in the temporarily occupied Oleksandrivka (Oleksandrivka) in Kherson region, a humanitarian mission took place, during which part of the local residents were evacuated. Among the rescued were people with limited mobility and citizens in need of medical help. Some evacuated were transported to hospitals in Kyiv.

Later, the Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights, Dmytro Lubinets, reported that the first evacuated residents of Oleksy completed treatment and departed to their relatives. For those who cannot live with relatives, temporary housing was found. At the same time, the ombudsperson stated that there were new appeals from residents of the occupied city who also want to leave.