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Ukraine took out more than 100 local residents from the Kursk region
More than 100 Russians from the city of the city of Sudzhi Kursk Region are evacuated to the Sumy region of Ukraine after a missile strike on a boarding school on February 1, The Washington Post reports . The authorities promise civil freedom of movement, and the residents of Sudzhi themselves admit fatigue from the war.
The Ukrainian authorities evacuated the victims of a missile strike on civilian and military vehicles, many of the residents of Sudzhi left Russia without any stocks or things. The authors of the text call this “the largest movement of Russian civilians” after the APU invasion to the Kursk region.
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At the same time, as notes The Washington Post, the Ukrainian authorities repeatedly criticized the Kremlin for the export of Ukrainians to Russia, but still decided to move the Sudzhans. The agency publication with reference to the Kursk activist Lyubov Prilutskaya reports that the potential return of civilian people through Belarus is possible only with the assistance of Tatyana Moskalkova, the Russian Commissioner for Human Rights. Earlier, the Ukrainian and Russian authorities could not agree to open the humanitarian corridor in the Kursk region.
The Russians surveyed by The Washington Post mainly continue to support Vladimir Putin and declare their patriotism, but at the same time note fatigue from the war. 61-year-old Nikolai said: "I have enough this war, I am against me."
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69-year-old Mikhail spoke about mixed feelings against the Ukrainian military-some of them threatened him with weapons, but others provided humanitarian aid and helped civilians. He noted that the war affects Ukrainians stronger: "In Ukraine, no better, but worse."
The journalists of The Washington Post claim that during an interview in the wards there were no Ukrainian doctors, officials, volunteers, military and police, and the Russians were warned that their words would be published.
The Ukrainian authorities do not interfere with the free exit of Russians from placement points and hospitals - one of the elderly evacuated is already in the house of their relatives from Ukraine.
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