
Oleshky Residents Face Starvation as Food Supplies Halt Since May
Ukrainian officials and international bodies have raised alarms regarding a critical humanitarian crisis in the Russian-occupied city of Oleshky, Kherson Oblast. With no food deliveries since late May, approximately 6,000 residents, including 200 children, are facing severe starvation. Reports indicate civilians are consuming garden weeds and grass to survive, while access to clean water, electricity, and medical care has collapsed. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha has called for immediate international intervention to secure humanitarian access and safe evacuations, holding Russia responsible for the blockade. The Kremlin has acknowledged supply issues but blamed Kyiv, while local residents describe a 'full blockade' that prevents access to basic necessities.










