گزارشDrones Bring Food to Oleshky, but No Safe Route Outمکتوب ۵ مهر ۱۴۰۵ ساعت ۱۵:۱۷ (UTC)تماشامتن پیادهشده0:11Ukrainian drones flew four tons of food into a town where residents are eating0:15weeds.0:16About two thousand civilians are estimated to remain in Russian-occupied Oleshki and0:20nearby villages.0:21A food drop may provide a meal, but it does not give families a dependable way to0:24get supplies or leave.0:26Can a safe, sustained route replace these intermittent deliveries?0:29The four tons, four thousand kilograms, were flown across the Dnipro to about a0:33hundred reported locations.0:35Those are drop sites, not a count of households fed.0:37The date of this particular operation, how many people received food, and how often0:42households get deliveries have not been established.0:44The regional governor said drone deliveries of this kind had been made0:48systematically since March.0:49That does not tell us how reliably they reach residents.0:52Headlines claiming 400 or 4,000 tons conflict with the repeatedly stated figure of 40:57tons.0:58Ordinary food deliveries reportedly ended after May, with May 26th identified as the1:02last regular delivery.1:04So it is too absolute to say no food at all has arrived since then.1:08But intermittent airborne drops are not a reopened road.1:11a reliable supply chain or an evacuation corridor.1:14Olishki is across the Dnipro from Ukrainian-held Kherson.1:18The crossing is reported closed.1:20Mined approaches and drones endanger people trying to move and vehicles trying to1:24bring food in, no safe overland relief route or functioning organized evacuation has1:29been verified.1:30The same dangers can leave people unable to fetch supplies even when food enters the1:33area.1:34Inside Olishki, residents describe cutting meals, eating vegetables they grow, and1:39foraging for weeds.1:40One woman said she had nothing to eat and was waiting for occupying forces to1:44evacuate her.1:45Another said her weight had fallen from 110 kilograms before the war to 67, a1:50reported loss of 43 kilograms for one person, not a measured population average or1:55an independently established medical finding.1:57A different resident said two more civilians had died overnight.2:00Those deaths and any overall death toll remain unverified.2:03Restricted access also makes it difficult to establish conditions in every home.2:07The population count is a major uncertainty.2:10A September 23rd estimate put roughly 6,000 in Oleshki town.2:14The September 27th estimate puts about 2,000 in the town and surrounding villages, a2:19broader area, yet a smaller number.2:22Ukraine's human rights commissioner had estimated more than 6,000 civilians on2:26September 16th.2:27There is no verified count or explanation reconciling these figures.2:31They do not prove that 4,000 people evacuated in four days.2:34Oleshki city had 24,000 residents before the war, but that city-only figure is not2:39directly comparable with today's town and villages estimate.2:42Ukrainian officials also counted 47 children in Oleshki on September 22nd.2:47That is not a verified count for the 27th.2:50The danger extends beyond hunger.2:52Oleshki administration head Tetiana Hasonenko says drones have prevented the2:56retrieval of bodies from a hospital basement and elsewhere.2:59She also alleges that soldiers killed a 74-year-old man who refused to let them into3:03a cellar he was excavating to store food.3:05Residents and local officials describe looting and attacks as well.3:08These are grave accounts, but the alleged killing has not been independently3:12confirmed.3:13There is no established number of unretrieved bodies, and the available accounts do3:17not identify which force committed each alleged act.3:20A September 1st attempt to bring in food illustrates why assigning blame is3:25difficult.3:25Hasenenko described vehicles encountering mines or booby traps and turning back.3:30Russian Foreign Ministry Representative Rodian Miroshnik separately alleged that3:34Ukrainian drones attacked a four-vehicle convoy carrying food and medicine near3:38Oleshki and wounded a volunteer.3:40Drone attack footage was published on September 2nd, but its publication date does3:45not establish when any strike occurred.3:47It is not known whether these accounts concern the same convoy.3:50The alleged injury and responsibility for an attack have not been independently3:54established.3:55Neither account determines the cause of the entire shortage.3:57Andrey Sabiha called on the United Nations and the International Committee of the4:01Red Cross to deliver aid and secure safe evacuation for people who want to leave.4:05He accused Russia of standing in the way.4:07His appeal was documented by September 26th, though the exact date of a statement4:11also labeled as having been published on a Monday is unclear.4:14On September 16th, Human Rights Commissioner Dmitro Lubinets said Russia had not4:19confirmed readiness to permit a humanitarian evacuation mission.4:22By September 26th, no agreement had been established.4:26Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov acknowledged a critical situation but accused4:31Ukrainian forces of blocking humanitarian supplies.4:34Moscow and Kyiv thus blame each other.4:36Responsibility for preventing access has not been independently determined.4:41The immediate answer to whether a safe, sustained route can replace the drops is no,4:45not yet.4:46No verified access agreement, UN or Red Cross entry into Oleshki, completed4:51organized evacuation or dependable supply route has been established.مقاله را بخوانیدخط زمانی داستانHeyDexویدیوی کوتاه ↗چه کسی چه گزارش کردنکتههایی که بیش از یک رسانه گزارش کردFood shortages and deliveries to Oleshky۲ رسانهCurrent population of Oleshky and nearby villages۲ رسانهElectricity and essential services in Oleshky۲ رسانهنکتههایی که فقط یک رسانه گزارش کرد17فقط The Guardian گزارش کردBodies left unrecovered in the city۵ مهر، ۱۱:۰۰ UTCCalls to evacuate Oleshky and alleged obstruction۵ مهر، ۱۱:۰۰ UTCMurder of a man over access to a cellar۵ مهر، ۱۱:۰۰ UTCResidents’ daily food rations۵ مهر، ۱۱:۰۰ UTCAttack on the food convoy۵ مهر، ۱۱:۰۰ UTCSoldiers taking food from residents۵ مهر، ۱۱:۰۰ UTCFactors contributing to halted supplies۵ مهر، ۱۱:۰۰ UTCCompeting accusations over blocked aid۵ مهر، ۱۱:۰۰ UTCDeliveries becoming less frequent from December۵ مهر، ۱۱:۰۰ UTCResident’s weight loss during the war۵ مهر، ۱۱:۰۰ UTCفقط ABC News (Australia) گزارش کردSeizure and resale of aid packages۶ مهر، ۱۲:۰۴ UTCDrone delivery of humanitarian aid۶ مهر، ۱۲:۰۴ UTCRisks of obtaining aid packages۶ مهر، ۱۲:۰۴ UTCChildren remaining in Oleshky۶ مهر، ۱۲:۰۴ UTCKakhovka Dam destruction and resulting flooding۶ مهر، ۱۲:۰۴ UTCRussian occupation of Oleshky۶ مهر، ۱۲:۰۴ UTCOleshky’s pre-war population۶ مهر، ۱۲:۰۴ UTCهر سطر ادعایی است که از گزارش آن رسانه ثبت کردهایم. مقایسه تا ۶ مهر ۱۴۰۵ ساعت ۱۸:۲۸ (UTC).پوشش مرتبطپیشینه·۲۶ مهر، ۲۰:۴۹ UTCZelenskyy Says US Missile Warnings Are Back. The Gaps Remain Unexplained.پیگیری·۲۶ مهر، ۱۰:۰۷ UTCTrump Halts Most New Russia Sanctions Before Promised Diesel Relief Is Provenپیگیری·۲۴ مهر، ۱۷:۳۵ UTCKyiv’s power recovery reverses after another Russian energy attackپیگیری·۱۴ مهر، ۰:۵۸ UTCRussia Says the Plague-Lab Worker Didn't Die of Plague. It Has Isolated Nearly 200 People Anyway
