Police evacuate children and residents from Kherson region during truce

National Police of Ukraine officers evacuated the final two children from Beryslav and transported humanitarian aid to the area during a temporary ceasefire.

Police officers moved elderly and low-mobility residents from Beryslav and delivered supplies to the communities of Beryslav and Vysoke. These locations currently lack consistent access to medicine, food, and drinking water due to ongoing shelling and infrastructure damage. Officers also cleared mines from main roads and residential access paths.

During the operation, police recovered the body of a 46-year-old woman who died in her home following a Russian drone attack. The evacuation included a three-year-old boy and his family, who had previously returned to the city after an earlier relocation in 2025. Police also moved a 12-year-old boy who lived with his grandmother. In the nearby village of Vysoke, officers moved a 10-year-old boy along with his parents.

The police assisted these families in loading essential items, pets, and garden produce into vehicles. Separate efforts in the village of Oleshky involved a humanitarian mission coordinated by Dmytro Lubinets and Lantratova. This mission, which included mediation from Melania Trump, successfully moved residents ranging in age from one year to 94 years old. These citizens crossed into the Chernihiv region for safety. The mission also successfully moved over 60 animals, mostly dogs and cats, which are currently receiving veterinary care.