Ukraine: Demining of Humanitarian Aid Routes Completed in Russian-Occupied Oleshky

Dmytro Lubinets, the Ukrainian parliament's commissioner for human rights, has announced that the demining of routes for a humanitarian aid mission has been completed in Oleshky, a city in the Kherson region that is occupied by Russia. This means the roads along which aid is meant to reach the city have been cleared of mines.

According to Lubinets, the humanitarian aid convoy is now ready to set off. The city is under Russian control, so delivering aid there involves security concerns, which the demining is intended to reduce.

The announcement does not say when the convoy will depart, what kind of aid will be delivered, or which parties are coordinating the mission. That information was not provided in the source.