All children evacuated from frontline districts of Kharkiv region


The evacuation of children from dangerous regions of Kharkiv region has been completed.
This was reported by the head of the Kharkiv OVA, Oleh Sinegubov.
It is noted that the last 18 children living in the Dvorichansk community have been evacuated in the past 24 hours. Thus, the evacuation of children from Kharkiv region has been completed.
Over the past 24 hours we evacuated the last 18 children from Dvorichanskiy community. A total of 79 children have been evacuated from the zone of constant shelling since 27 April. There are no more children left in these dangerous regions," the KHOWA head said.
The evacuation was carried out in the areas of Velikoburluk, Olkhuvata, Dvorichansk and Petropavlivka communities. It is these communities that are constantly subjected to Russian shelling.

The children, together with their parents or other guardians, were resettled in safer regions of Kharkiv region. Families in need of housing have been placed in dormitories for free. All are provided with humanitarian, psychological and financial aid in the amount of 2 thousand UAH per adult and 3 thousand UAH for children under the age of 18 and persons with disabilities.
We remind you that residents of Kupyansk community can evacuate to safer areas if they wish. To do this, contact the hotline: (098) 941-23-00; call the 24-hour hotline of the Ministry of Reintegration: 15-48; use messengers WhatsApp/Telegram/Viber at: (096) 078-84-33.
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Eugenia Ruban writes about political and economic news. She looks at large-scale phenomena in Ukrainian politics and economics from the perspective of how they will affect ordinary Ukrainians.













