In light of the counter -attack by Kyiv’s forces, Russia has announced that it would help organize the evacuation of residents of Jiuson in southern Ukraine at the request of its administration in the region.
Yesterday, Thursday, Russian television reported that Deputy Prime Minister Mara Josenoline had said that “following the call of the President of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Sado, the government decided to organise assistance to leave the residents of the region for other regions of the country.
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In a brief speech, he also stated, “We will give everyone free housing and everything necessary,” without mentioning how many people would be affected by the decision.
Meanwhile, the authorities in Moscow asked Moscow earlier Thursday to organize the evacuation of civilians from the region that Russia announced an inclusion at the end of September, along with three other Ukrainian regions.
Sado proposed that the population of the areas on the right bank of the Dnieb, where Kyiv’s soldiers are moving, be “mainly” evacuated.
The inhabitants will be relocated to the southern Russian provinces of Rostov, Cracinodar, and Stavopol as well as to the Ukrainian Crimea, which Moscow annexed in 2014.
This occurs as the Ukrainian army, which had already confirmed possession of five additional towns, declared on Thursday that it will take back control of five towns in the region.
For several weeks, the Ukrainian army has launched a counter -attack in the area that Russia took control after the launch of the military operation, and last week it confirmed that it had taken control of more than 400 square kilometers in seven days.
Although Kyiv had earlier accused Russia of transferring thousands of citizens of the territories covered by the evacuation, the Ukrainian authorities have not yet responded to advertising for the evacuation.
After Kyiv’s counterattacks, Jiuson’s residents depart Moscow.
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