"Between March 5 and 7, 2022 alone, the official structures of the Russian Federation and the Russian Federation's Joint Coordination Headquarters for Humanitarian Response in Ukraine has logged 2,000,417 such requests," the statement said.
"Given the persistent continuous requests from foreign embassies and numerous direct pleas from Ukrainian citizens for evacuation from virtually every populated c enter, the Russian Federation is ready to prepare and carry out the humanitarian operation," the document said.
The success of this operation depends entirely on Ukraine whose authorities are ultimately responsible for its preparation and civilian safety, the Russian headquarters said.
The situation in almost every Ukrainian city is "fast deteriorating and has acquired a nature of humanitarian disaster," this is the case primarily in big cities such as Kyiv, Chernihiv, Sumy, Kharkiv and Mariupol, it said.
"Without Ukraine's participation, the Russian side has so far managed to withdraw 173,773 people, including 44,187 children, and 19,969 personal vehicles, from the special military operations zones from the Luhansk and Donetsk people's republic, Ukraine, to the Russian Federation," the statement said.
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Russia announces a temporary ceasefire in Ukraine from 10 a.m. on Tuesday and is ready to provide humanitarian corridors from Kyiv and several other towns, Russia's Joint Coordination Headquarters for Humanitarian Response in Ukraine stated on Monday.
ReplyDelete"For the purpose of an efficient humanitarian operation: (...) from 10 a.m. (Moscow time) March 8, 2022 the Russian Federation declares a 'regime of silence' and is ready to provide humanitarian corridors from Kyiv and nearby towns to the Russian Federation via Gomel, Belarus, with subsequent delivery by air to the Russian Federation. In the south, upon agreement with Ukraine," the statement said.
Similar corridors will also be provided from Chernihiv, via Gomel, with subsequent air transport to Russia; from the south, upon agreement with Ukraine, from Sumy in two directions: to Poltava and to Belgorod (Russia), then by air, rail and road to the chosen destination points or temporary accommodation centers; in the south, upon agreement with Ukraine; from Kharkiv to Belgorod, then by air, rail and road to the chosen points of destination or temporary accommodation centers; Lviv, Uzhhorod, Ivano-Frankivsk, upon agreement with Ukraine; from Mariupol in two Russian cities: Rostov-on-Don, via Novoazovsk, and Taganrog; Zaporizhzhya, upon agreement with Ukraine, the headquarters aid.
La viceprimera ministra de Ucrania, Irina Vereshuk, ha tachado de "inaceptables" los corredores humanos propuestos por Rusia para la evacuación de la población civil.
ReplyDeletePreviamente, el Ministerio de Defensa ruso propuso evacuar a los residentes de las ciudades ucranianas mediante los corredores humanitarios hacia Rusia y Bielorrusia.
"Nuestra gente no irá de Ivankov, Dymer, Vyshgorod [en la región de Kiev], de cerca de Kiev a Bielorrusia, para que luego volar a Rusia en aviones", declaró la funcionaria. "Esta es una opción inaceptable para la apertura de corredores humanitarios", aseguró.
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