Ukrainian forces have launched the largest drone-based humanitarian operations of its kind, delivering food across the Dnipro River to residents of Russian-occupied Oleshky, Kherson region. Around 4 tonnes of supplies have already reached 100 designated locations.
Oleshky is currently facing a catastrophic humanitarian crisis under Russian occupation. Russian forces have cut off regular food supplies and are preventing civilians from leaving under what they call a “curfew,” effectively trapping an estimated up to 2,000 residents. Hunger has become so severe that there are already reports of people being forced to eat dog meat to survive.
For a fuller picture of the scale of the humanitarian catastrophe unfolding in Oleshky, see the quoted post below.
@JayinKyiv No attribution has been given yet by the Ministry of Defence or the Home Office. Let’s be patient, though given Russia’s “posture” along the border with NATO last night, it’s easy to see why it may be linked to them, but as of yet, we do not know.
I would like to thank all those emergency and specialist teams who have acted so swiftly regarding the incident in Gloucestershire.
We can be reassured that this is being dealt with, and it is exactly why our emergency response teams and Armed Forces are on standby 24/7.
Both of these guys lied about their friendship with Jeffrey Epstein and less than a year later we learned that they both hung out on his island.
It’s weird nobody talks about that anymore.