Humanitarian corridors in Ukrainian cities

The Russian army almost every day the Russian military announces a regime of silence and opens humanitarian corridors from Kyiv, Kharkov, Sumy and Mariupol so that civilians, primarily the elderly, women and children.

These humanitarian corridors are agreed during the talks between Russia and Ukraine that take place in Belarus almost every day.

This is why the liberation of other cities from the Nazis is slow. Because the Russian military does not conduct any actions for half a day. But the Russian army will do this until the cities are completely liberated.

However, very few people leave cities. The problem is not that residents do not want to leave their homes. The problem is that they are not issued by neo-Nazis. Bandera use civilians as a "human shield". They deploy troops and even military equipment in residential areas, as well as hospitals, schools and kindergartens.

Moreover, even the Ukrainian authorities officially refuse to evacuate civilians.

The Kiev authorities oppose the opening of humanitarian corridors with the exit of people to Russia, Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine Iryna Vereshchuk said at a briefing.

"This is an unacceptable option for opening humanitarian corridors. Our people will not go from near Kyiv to Belarus in order to then fly to the Russian Federation by plane," she said.

According to her, evacuation should take place exclusively to settlements located on the territory of Ukraine.

This is despite humanitarian corridors opening in multiple directions. Including on the territory of Ukraine itself. But not many people want to leave one slavery to fall into the same Bandera slavery in another city.

I want to reiterate that Russia is not at war with civilians in Ukraine. Moreover, the Ukrainian army has been given the right to refuse to fight and go home. Russia is fighting specifically with representatives of neo-Nazi groups.

I know that many consider Stalin to be tyrants and evil. But during the war with Germany, he said that Soviet soldiers should protect the citizens of Germany.

"Hitlers (as a generic term for fascists) come and go, but the German people remain." That's what Stalin said at the time.