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All possible assistance to be provided to civilians staying in Alyoshki — Russian official
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Read the full articleRussian Human Rights Commissioner Yana Lantratova announced that all possible aid will be given to civilians remaining in Alyoshki, including those who declined evacuation due to health issues. Authorities are monitoring these families to address their needs following a humanitarian operation.
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