According to Ukrinform, the video was posted on the ombudsman’s Facebook page. “This video shows what’s happening to our people in Oleshky right now. Today, dozens of people are leaving the city. On their own. Some on bicycles. Some on mopeds. Some are walking. Some are leaving just to find and buy food for themselves and their loved ones. Without proper transportation. Without a safe route. Without any guarantee that they’ll even make it there,” Lubinets said. According to him, people from Oleshky are forced to choose between two deaths: being blown up by a landmine or dying of starvation. “They know there may be landmines along the way. But staying also means risking their lives.
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