UN Human Rights Office considers supporting future evacuations

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The office’s spokesperson, Shabia Mantoo, said the organization would carefully assess what support it could offer in the event of further evacuations

GENEVA, November 15. /TASS/. The UN Human Rights Office welcomed the successful evacuation of civilians from Alyoshki in the Kherson Region and said it would consider providing assistance for future humanitarian evacuations, the office’s spokesperson, Shabia Mantoo, told TASS.

Mantoo said the organization would carefully assess what support it could offer in the event of further evacuations. She was responding to a TASS request for comment on the office’s possible involvement in a humanitarian mission in Konstantinovka.

The office noted that it had not yet received any official requests to provide support for further evacuations.

Earlier, Russian President Vladimir Putin proposed organizing a humanitarian mission to evacuate civilians from Konstantinovka, following the example of Alyoshki, during a meeting with US special envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner in Moscow. He said that around 400 to 500 civilians remain in the city.

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