Here is what the page “Residents Flee Devastated Russian-Occupied Oleshky as Evacuation Corridor Opens” contains. Hundreds of civilians are leaving the frontline town of Oleshky in southern Ukraine's Kherson region after an evacuation corridor was opened, according to local reports. The town, which has been under Russian occupation, has been left without gas, electricity, or running water for months, pushing ma The town, which has been under Russian occupation, has been left without gas, electricity, or running water for months, pushing many residents to flee despite the risks of traveling through active conflict zones.
Oleshky sits on the left bank of the Dnipro River, opposite the Ukrainian-held city of Kherson, and has been heavily damaged by fighting. While the exact number of evacuees remains unclear, sources indicate that several hundred people had previously chosen to stay despite the dire conditions. This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.