January 30, 2026
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The authorities of the Kharkiv region announced the forced evacuation of families with children from seven villages

According to the latest data, 25 children remain in these settlements”, — write: www.radiosvoboda.org

Forced evacuation of families with children from seven villages was announced in Kharkiv region, Oleg Synegubov, head of the regional military administration, announced after the meeting of the Defense Council of Kharkiv region.

According to him, a decision was made to forcibly evacuate families with children from seven villages of the Starosaltiv community: Berezniki, Vyshneve, Gontarivka, Metalivka, Radkovo, Zarichne and Shiroke.

Today, according to the latest data, 25 children remain in these settlements.

The head of the OVA said that provided places for temporary residence of people, evacuated families will receive support in registering the status of IDPs, access to payments and humanitarian aid.

In October of last year, the authorities of the Kharkiv region expanded the mandatory evacuation zone for families with children from the Kupyan district. Then they decided to forcibly evacuate families with children from 27 settlements of Velikoburlutska, 6 – Vilkhuvatska and 7 – Shevchenkivska territorial districts

Kharkiv Region, which borders Russia, is regularly subjected to Russian attacks from various types of weapons. Fighting continues in part of the territory of the region.

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