June 10, 2025
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Since the beginning of June, nearly 900 people have evacuated from Sumy region, including 137 children – Ova

From the beginning of June, nearly 900 people have evacuated from Sumy region, including 137 children. The evacuation lasts in 213 settlements of border communities. Source: Sumy Ova Chairman Oleg Grigorov on the air of a telecommunication line: “Almost 900 people have evacuated since the beginning of June, including 137 children.”, – WRITE: www.pravda.com.ua

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From the beginning of June, nearly 900 people have evacuated from Sumy region, including 137 children. The evacuation lasts in 213 settlements of border communities.

Source: Sumy Ova Chairman Oleg Grigorov on Televahorfon Air

Direct Language: “Almost 900 people have been evacuated since the beginning of June, including 137 children. 21 people have evacuated in the last day.”

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Details: According to him, 213 settlements in 18 border communities are subject to planned evacuation.

“Evacuation is in close coordination with communities, SES, police, volunteers and international partners. Humanitarian hubs and transit centers work – to provide priority to those who have left the dangerous territories,” he explained.

The head of the Ova also noted that the region increases the defense capacity: the antitrone coating, mobile fire groups are deployed, and business and the public are involved in support of the Armed Forces.

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