
Russian equipment will not enter Ukrainian territory under the guise of a humanitarian convoy. This was stated by First Deputy Head of the President of Ukraine Valery Chaly at a briefing, reports League. NOT.
Delivery of humanitarian aid should undergo a standard procedure, he emphasized . Help will be delivered to the border, and customs clearance will be carried out in the transit zone. Next, coordination will be carried out by a red cross. According to him, Chalian, at the moment, the position of the Red Cross is that the assistance at the border will be overloaded to rented cars and will continue to move to the destination.
Humanitarian assistance will go to the Donbass under the control of the Ukrainian side, Chaly said. Ukraine takes responsibility for the safety of delivery of this help.
The Red Cross and international partners of Ukraine during the week will determine the real needs of the inhabitants of Eastern Ukraine and send the humanitarian cargo to the Donbass. This was stated by the speaker of the NSDC information center Andrei Lysenko, the League reports .
"It has already been determined that there is a term - a week for which the Red Cross experts must decide on the needs of the Eastern region, how much and what should be delivered there, and only after this assessment will the provision of humanitarian assistance be organized," Lysenko said. According to him, the route of the movement of such a column has not yet been defined.
"There are also special requirements for obtaining a humanitarian cargo. It must be the checkpoint that is controlled by Ukrainian border guards. The humanitarian cargo should be accompanied by representatives of the Red Cross. And thirdly, until the number, destination and route of humanitarian aid delivery, it will not appear in Ukraine," he said.
On the night of Tuesday from Naro-Fominsk near Moscow, a motorcade of 280 Kamazov headed for the Ukrainian border. As stated in the government of the Moscow region, the column is lucky to eastern Ukraine about 2 thousand tons of cargo collected by the inhabitants of the capital and the Moscow Region. This is, in particular, 400 tons of cereals, 100 tons of sugar, 62 tons of baby food, 54 tons of medicines, 12 thousand sleeping bags and 69 power plants.
Sending by Russia "humanitarian aid" to Ukraine without the consent of the Kyiv authorities will entail new sanctions against Moscow. This was said during a telephone conversation by US President Barack Obama and Prime Minister of Italy Mateo Renzi. Any invasion of Ukraine, undertaken, in addition to the will of Kyiv, is unacceptable, Western leaders noticed.