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Ukrainian Human Rights Commissioner Dmytro Lubinets said this during a meeting of the temporary commission tasked with investigating possible violations of defense and anti-corruption legislation, as well as violations of human rights and freedoms during martial law, according to Ukrinform. He explained that the relevant area would have to be demined before people could be evacuated. However, according to the ombudsman, Russia continues to lay mines, including along potential evacuation routes. Moreover, unlike in Oleshky, "there are no natural obstacles or dividing lines between the Ukrainian Armed Forces and Russian forces, so the process will take much longer." "This area is heavily mined.
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