Evacuation from occupied territories
Evacuation is the process of organized withdrawal of civilians from territories that are under threat due to military conflict, occupation, or natural disasters. This page contains news about the evacuation of people from occupied and front-line areas of Ukraine, especially from Kherson and Mykolaiv regions, including the rescue of children, organization of safe passage, and provision of assistance to evacuated persons.
03 November 2026
Police in Mykolaiv Oblast Were Disciplined for Disrupting the Evacuation from Kherson03 November 2026
The Kherson Regional State Administration has identified settlements facing a critical humanitarian situation02 November 2026
The Ombudsman explained the movement of Russian military equipment during the "ceasefire" in Oleshky02 November 2026
During the ceasefire, 173 people were evacuated from the Kherson region, including 21 children02 November 2026
Under the guise of an evacuation, Russia deployed troops to Oleshky02 November 2026
The Kremlin issued a statement regarding new humanitarian operations following the events in Oleshky01 November 2026
Three hundred people remain in the red zone in the Kherson region30 October 2026
The Ukrainian delegation arrived in Oleshky25 October 2026
Lubinec addressed Ukrainians regarding the situation in the occupied town of Oleshky23 October 2026
Melania Trump Announced the Date of the Ceasefire in Oleshky29 September 2026
In Berlin, people called for the rescue of residents of occupied Oleshky12 September 2026
The head of the Kherson Regional State Administration acknowledged a shortage of accommodations for evacuated Kherson residents28 August 2026
After the attacks on the thermal power plant, Kherson residents were urged to leave the city for the winter17 August 2026
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