'Nothing Left to Eat' —Sybiha Urges Partners to Act on Oleshky Humanitarian Crisis
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At a meeting organized by the IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation, a request was made to open a safe humanitarian corridor to the Oleshki and Kherson regions to deliver food, clean water, and medical supplies to civilians affected by the Russia-Ukraine War.
NGOs led by IHH called for the opening of a safe humanitarian corridor to conflict zones in Ukraine. At the meeting, it was noted that Oleshki, which had a population of approximately 24,000 before the war, now has only 2,000 inhabitants, including 50 children.
The Russia-Ukraine war, which has been ongoing for over four years, continues to threaten the lives of civilians, along with a deepening humanitarian crisis in the region. At a press conference organized by the IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation, with the participation of Sadakataşı, the Orphan Foundation, the Refugee Rights Association, and Özgür-Der, a call was made to open a safe humanitarian corridor to conflict zones, particularly to the ci…
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