The Secretariat of the Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights @lubinetzs told hromadske that between early February and April 16, it had received 119 complaints from Ukrainians in Oleshky.
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Five dead, eleven wounded in drone attack
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The sole “road of death” into the city
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Men disappearing, tortured, forced to fight; bodies unburied due to lack of electricity
Daily life is fraught with danger. "Men are also disappearing without a trace. They are taken to torture chambers and forced to fight. Locals are dying from shelling, exhaustion, illness." Bodies remain unburied due to a lack of electricity & access to other cities for autopsies.
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Humanitarian crisis in Oleshky after dam destruction
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Oleshky faces severe food shortages, with long lines and high prices.
For months, Oleshky has been without consistent food supplies. "Only one store is operating, food appears there extremely rarely, and people must stand in enormous lines for several hours to get any. And then pay astronomical prices."
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The struggle to survive in Oleshky under occupation
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