The humanitarian mission in Alyoshki. At 2:00 PM, buses carrying local residents left the city. Some residents have decided to stay. ‘We are delivering several dozen tons of humanitarian aid to residents, including food, hygiene supplies, fuel for generators and other essential items,’ said Yana Lantratova, the Russia’s Human Rights Commissioner. She also reported that the Russian and Ukrainian human rights ombudspersons are discussing the possibility of regular humanitarian aid deliveries to Alyoshki, since residents need food and medicine on an ongoing basis. More than 50 journalists from various countries have come to cover the humanitarian operation. They include documentary filmmakers from RT.Doc, who are preparing a new film about the situation in Kherson region. FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel