The UN Human Rights Monitoring Mission in Ukraine reported that no food supplies have reached the city of Oleshky since May 26, highlighting the severity of the supply shortage.
Date note: This date marks the last day food supplies were confirmed to have reached Oleshky before the gap mentioned in the report.
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According to the UN Human Rights Monitoring Mission in Ukraine, no food supplies have reached Oleshky since May 26.
Russian forces targeted 35 settlements in Kherson Oblast, injuring 10 people.
Since May 26, no vehicles, including ambulances, have been able to enter or leave Oleshky, according to Ksenia Arkhipova, a volunteer from Oleshky now based in Ukraine-controlled territory, as roads leading in and out of Oleshky are heavily mined.
No fuel or gas deliveries have reached the city. Residents report rapidly diminishing food supplies.
The last food delivery to Oleshky was on May 26. No subsequent attempt has succeeded.
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