Svitlana Linnyk, head of the Hola Prystan City Military Administration, said this in an interview with Ukrinform. "Throughout this time, people living under occupation have been in constant fear. In addition, leaving on their own requires substantial funds – hundreds of dollars, which neither the people themselves nor their relatives may have. The mission recently carried out in Oleshky gave people some hope and confidence that this is possible. This applies in particular to those who want to take their pets with them, as well as people with limited mobility and bedridden patients," Linnyk said. She said the community had received an email from a woman whose parents remain in one of its villages and need to be evacuated.
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