Moradores evacuados de Oleshky recebem assistência completa na_periodo posterior à operação humanitária
Moradores de Oleshky, cidade temporariamente ocupada na região de Kherson, que aceitaram evacuar durante uma operação humanitária receberam apoio financeiro, documentação, assistência médica e psicológica, reabilitação e alojamento temporário. A operação ocorreu sob um cessar-fogo local entre 27 de outubro e 1º de novembro, e a delegaçãoclamation returning to Ukrainian-controlled territory on 31 October.
Pontos principais
- O regime de silêncio durou das 03:00 de 27 de outubro às 22:59 de 1º de novembro, no horário de Kyiv.
- A operação humanitária foi realizada em Oleshky e навixante áreas próximas, com rotas desminadas e um comboio humanitário formado.
- Foram mobilizationizados 25 ônibus, com capacidade total de 750 lugares, além de ambulâncias para pessoas com mobilidade reduzida.
- Quatro aeronaves chegaram ao aeroporto de Gomel, na Bielorrússia, em 31 de outubro com moradores dispostos a evacuar.
- Todos os moradores retornados receberam documentos de deslocado interno e fizeram pedidos de ajuda para moradia junto ao Fundo de Pensões da Ucrânia.
- Os evacuados receberam assistência médica, acompanhamento psicológico, reabilitação, alimentos, apoio financeiro та допомогу для temporaire житла.
Por que importa
A assistência abordou necessidades urgentes de natureza financeira, administrativa, médica, psicológica, habitacional e de mobilidade decorrentes da evacuação. O processo permitiu que moradores que concordaram em sair de Oleshky ocupada chegassem a território controlado pela Ucrânia, enquanto o apoio a crianças, pessoas com mobilidade reduzida, Animals, families and those needing rehabilitation or specialised care reduced practical obstacles to relocation.
O que aconteceu
A Ukrainian delegation led by the Commissioner for Human Rights Dmytro Lubinets departed for Oleshky for a humanitarian operation. During the first two days of the local ceasefire, the routes were cleared of mines and a humanitarian convoy was formed. The evacuation plan included 25 buses with 750 seats in total and ambulances for people with limited mobility. On the morning of 31 October, four aircraft carrying residents who agreed to evacuate arrived at Gomel Airport in Belarus. The passengers were transferred to buses heading for the Ukrainian border and crossed the border in Chernihiv region after 15:00. The delegation returned to Ukrainian-controlled territory on the same day. Returned residents received certificates for internally displaced persons, filed applications for housing assistance through the Pension Fund of Ukraine, and were supported in restoring passports, tax identification numbers, pension certificates and payments. They also received financial assistance, banking cards, Ukrainian SIM cards, clothing, footwear, hygiene items, travel kits and three meals a day. Medical examinations, specialised referrals, psychological support, individual assessments, rehabilitation, temporary accommodation and assistance for animals were arranged.
O que dizem as fontes ucranianas
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Contexto
The local ceasefire for the humanitarian operation in and around temporarily occupied Oleshky was in effect from 03:00 on 27 October until 22:59 Kyiv time on 1 November. The operation followed the clearing of routes from mines and the formation of a humanitarian convoy. Four aircraft carrying residents who agreed to evacuate reached Gomel Airport in Belarus on the morning of 31 October, and the delegation returned to Ukrainian-controlled territory that day.