Kherson officials have confirmed the evacuation of 310 residents from the Korabel microdistrict, including 34 children and 41 people with reduced mobility, as the humanitarian situation worsens following recent Russian strikes. Oleksandr Prokudin, head of the Kherson Regional Military Administration, reported the exodus on Monday, emphasizing the growing crisis in the region. The evacuation comes amid heightened tensions in the area, with ongoing conflicts and escalating violence forcing civilians to seek safety.
Prokudin stated that the Ukrainian military is working to secure the area and improve conditions for those remaining in Kherson. He also highlighted the challenges of providing essential services and shelter to the evacuees, as resources become increasingly strained. Local authorities have established temporary安置 points to accommodate the displaced residents, but the situation remains dire.
International humanitarian organizations have expressed concern over the ongoing conflict’s impact on civilian populations. They are calling for immediate aid and protection for those affected by the violence. The evacuation underscores the broader humanitarian crisis in the region, where civilians continue to bear the brunt of the fighting.