peter feliks bez

Thank you, @anneapplebaum, for bringing attention to the critical situation in Russian-occupied Oleshky. Russia has trapped civilians there without access to food, medicine, or basic necessities. In the middle of Europe, in 2026, people are suffering under a Russian-inflicted humanitarian crisis. We have been working with all partners and relevant international organisations, urging joint efforts to secure immediate access to Oleshky and surrounding areas, as well as to establish humanitarian corridors. This dire situation is also a grim reminder of reality for anyone who speaks casually about leaving Ukrainian territories under Russian occupation. These are not just lines on a map at a negotiating table. Real people live there, and their daily existence is determined by an occupying power that has already shown how it treats Ukrainians under its control. The situation in Oleshky is a warning against normalising occupation. Any serious discussion about peace must account for the people whose lives and fundamental rights are at stake.