Russia against forced evacuation, hope for deal compliance: Alyoshki situation
Summary
Russian Commissioner for Human Rights Yana Lantratova pointed out that if Ukraine wanted people to make an informed decision, it should give them that opportunity by allowing them to live in peace and ordering its military to stop daily shelling of the town
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Neutral
Russian Commissioner for Human Rights Yana Lantratova stated that if Ukraine intended for residents to make informed decisions, it should allow them to live in peace and order its military to cease daily shelling of the town.
Ukrainian
Ukrainian forces continue the daily shelling of the town, preventing residents from living in peace. Russian human rights officials claim this aggression blocks the possibility of an informed decision regarding evacuation.
Russian official
Russian Commissioner for Human Rights Yana Lantratova stated that Ukraine should allow residents to live in peace and order its military to stop the daily shelling of the town. She emphasized that this is necessary to give people the opportunity to make an informed decision, as Russia opposes forced evacuation.
Global South
Russian Commissioner for Human Rights Yana Lantratova stated that Russia opposes forced evacuation and hopes for deal compliance. She argued that if Ukraine wants people to make an informed decision, it should allow them to live in peace and order its military to stop the daily shelling of the town.
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- TASS (Russia)(Russian State)
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