The invaders bring medicine from Crimea/Collage of Channel 24
There are problems with food deliveries in temporarily occupied Kherson, but the Russians are exporting grain resources from Kherson. Instead, medicines are brought from the occupied Crimea, which become poison for people.
Problem with medicine in the Kherson region
However, humanitarian aid people are in no hurry to go to the invaders. Irina Salikhova, a volunteer from Kherson, spoke about this on the air of Channel 24.
According to her, the problem with medicines has not gone away. The occupiers do not provide medicine to either hospitals or the population.
Moreover, the Russians tried to open their pharmacies with Russian drugs, because the locals refused to cooperate with them. However, after a few days they were also closed.
It is also a typical situation when drugs are brought from the temporarily occupied Crimea by cars, leveling storage conditions and temperature conditions.
It's all lying in an embankment in the car. And all this medicine turns into poison,” the volunteer said.
She also added that the biggest problem both in Kherson and Crimea is with this medicine:
- insulin ;
- asthma;
- epilepsy.
“The situation is really terrible. There is a need for everything, because for more than 70 days there have been no official deliveries to either hospitals or pharmacy chains,” Salikhova added.
What is the situation in Kherson: latest news
- On May 3, Russian troops shelled the Kochubey community of the Kherson region. There are dead and wounded.
- Kherson Regional Council appealed to residents who are in temporary occupation. Politicians noted that Ukraine remembers them and promised to dismiss them in the near future.
- Now the main task of Russian troops in the Kherson region is to reach its administrative borders. To do this, infidels are looking for weaknesses in the positions of the Ukrainian military.
- Also, since April 30, there have been problems with mobile communications and the Internet in the city. At the same time, the day before, technical teams managed to restore mobile communications of Ukrainian operators in temporarily occupied Kherson. However, the media subsequently reported that Vodafone's coverage had disappeared again.
