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Olesjky evacuees arrive in Crimea: 'Finally peace, we starved'

Translated from: Evacués Olesjky aangekomen op de Krim: 'Eindelijk vrede, we verhongerden'

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“Evacués Olesjky aangekomen op de Krim: 'Eindelijk vrede, we verhongerden”

Het konvooi dat inwoners van de Oekraïense stad Olesjky in veiligheid moet brengen, is aangekomen op de door Rusland bezette Krim. Op beelden was eind van de middag te zien hoe de colonne bussen over het schiereiland richting Rusland reed. Rusland en Oekraïne hadden na bemiddeling van paus Leo en de Amerikaanse first lady Melania Trump een bestand van enkele dagen afgesproken om de evacuatie mogelijk te maken. Geëmotioneerd ontvingen de inwoners van de stad vanmorgen de bussen en ambulances die…

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