Most of them do not want to leave their homes despite the threat to their lives, says the head of the region.
Due to constant shelling by the Russian army in Luhansk region, the situation with the evacuation of civilians in the region remains difficult. According to the head of the local OVA Serhiy Haidai, there are still more than 50,000 people in the territories of the region controlled by Ukraine.
In particular, the head of the Luhansk OVA stressed that those people who still refuse to leave their homes for their own safety, complicate the work of the military. He cited the situation in Kreminna as an example, where the evacuation of civilians is currently impossible due to the intensification of shelling.
“This is a clear example : we appealed to people to leave, to evacuate, because there will be trouble. Tonight the situation changed dramatically, there was a very difficult battle. Now the Russian army is already controlling Kreminna and people cannot be taken out of there, “Gaidai was quoted as saying. “Public” with reference to the national telethon.
In total, according to the head of Luhansk region, more than 50,000 people remain in the settlements controlled by the Ukrainian army.
Previous reported that the Russian occupiers fired on a civilian car in Kreminna, killing four people.
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