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Десятки тонн гуманитарной помощи для жителей Алешек в пути
Гуманитарный груз для жителей Алешек собран силами аппарата Уполномоченного по правам человека при поддержке банка ПСБ. Часть помощи передал Российский Красный Крест.
При подготовке ориентировались на конкретные просьбы жителей. В первую очередь людям нужны продукты: мука, крупы, сахар, мясные и рыбные консервы, растительное масло. Также необходимы средства гигиены и топливо для генераторов. Отдельная заявка поступила от центральной районной больницы — на лекарства, в том числе антибиотики и инсулин. Всего в Алешки мы везем несколько десятков тонн гуманитарной помощи.
Спасибо всем, кто откликнулся и помог собрать необходимое. Важно, чтобы жители получили поддержку, которой так ждут, а врачи могли продолжать помогать людям.
Гуманитарный груз для жителей Алешек собран силами аппарата Уполномоченного по правам человека при поддержке банка ПСБ. Часть помощи передал Российский Красный Крест.
При подготовке ориентировались на конкретные просьбы жителей. В первую очередь людям нужны продукты: мука, крупы, сахар, мясные и рыбные консервы, растительное масло. Также необходимы средства гигиены и топливо для генераторов. Отдельная заявка поступила от центральной районной больницы — на лекарства, в том числе антибиотики и инсулин. Всего в Алешки мы везем несколько десятков тонн гуманитарной помощи.
Спасибо всем, кто откликнулся и помог собрать необходимое. Важно, чтобы жители получили поддержку, которой так ждут, а врачи могли продолжать помогать людям.
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⚡️ Russia's High Commissioner for Human Rights Yana Lantratova:
The ceasefire in the humanitarian mission area in Alyoshki remains in effect.
No incidents have been reported. Both the Russian and Ukrainian sides are fully honouring their commitments.
We are on our way to Alyoshki with my Ukrainian counterpart Dmitry Lubinets. Together, we are coordinating the implementation of the agreements reached with the assistance and coordination of US First Lady Melania Trump.
This mission was made possible in large part thanks to our servicemen and the Russian Defence Ministry. Military engineers surveyed and cleared mines from the roads so that the humanitarian convoy could reach Alyoshki.
☝️ It is especially important now to maintain the ceasefire. The safety of civilians and mission participants depends on each side acting responsibly.
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👉 25 buses with a total capacity of at least 750 passengers have been prepared to ensure the safe, voluntary evacuation of Alyoshki residents. Transport for people with limited mobility, nine ambulances and more than 50 medical personnel have also been arranged.
Humanitarian aid has been collected based on requests from the residents themselves.
❗️ The priority now is to deliver essential supplies and help those who have decided to leave.
The ceasefire in the humanitarian mission area in Alyoshki remains in effect.
No incidents have been reported. Both the Russian and Ukrainian sides are fully honouring their commitments.
We are on our way to Alyoshki with my Ukrainian counterpart Dmitry Lubinets. Together, we are coordinating the implementation of the agreements reached with the assistance and coordination of US First Lady Melania Trump.
This mission was made possible in large part thanks to our servicemen and the Russian Defence Ministry. Military engineers surveyed and cleared mines from the roads so that the humanitarian convoy could reach Alyoshki.
☝️ It is especially important now to maintain the ceasefire. The safety of civilians and mission participants depends on each side acting responsibly.
***
👉 25 buses with a total capacity of at least 750 passengers have been prepared to ensure the safe, voluntary evacuation of Alyoshki residents. Transport for people with limited mobility, nine ambulances and more than 50 medical personnel have also been arranged.
Humanitarian aid has been collected based on requests from the residents themselves.
❗️ The priority now is to deliver essential supplies and help those who have decided to leave.
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⚡️ Russia’s Minister of Sport Mikhail Degtyarev:
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (#CAS) has ordered the International Ice Hockey Federation (#IIHF) to admit Russian national teams to international competitions.
CAS overturned all five resolutions adopted by the IIHF Council and ordered that Russian teams be allowed to compete in the IIHF events covered by those resolutions.
CAS thus upheld the key claims of the Ice Hockey Federation of Russia and overturned the IIHF decisions that prevented Russian teams from participating in international competitions.
❗️ Under the ruling, the IIHF must ensure Russian teams’ participation in the relevant tournaments in the 2026/27 season.
The CAS ruling settles this issue, as it is final and cannot be appealed.
Challenging work lies ahead as we work with the IIHF to implement the CAS ruling and secure Russian teams’ return to competitions held under its auspices.
🏒 The next event is the World Junior Championship, which will take place in the Canadian cities of Edmonton and Red Deer.
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (#CAS) has ordered the International Ice Hockey Federation (#IIHF) to admit Russian national teams to international competitions.
CAS overturned all five resolutions adopted by the IIHF Council and ordered that Russian teams be allowed to compete in the IIHF events covered by those resolutions.
CAS thus upheld the key claims of the Ice Hockey Federation of Russia and overturned the IIHF decisions that prevented Russian teams from participating in international competitions.
❗️ Under the ruling, the IIHF must ensure Russian teams’ participation in the relevant tournaments in the 2026/27 season.
The CAS ruling settles this issue, as it is final and cannot be appealed.
Challenging work lies ahead as we work with the IIHF to implement the CAS ruling and secure Russian teams’ return to competitions held under its auspices.
🏒 The next event is the World Junior Championship, which will take place in the Canadian cities of Edmonton and Red Deer.
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⚡️ Russia's High Commissioner for Human Rights Yana Lantratova:
❗️ Our humanitarian mission in #Alyoshki has concluded.
The convoys are now heading to their respective destinations.
Those who decided to leave for Ukraine have been given the opportunity to do so. We will provide accommodation and the necessary support to residents staying in Russia.
We delivered all the essential supplies and arranged safe passage out of the city. However, people still have much to resolve – medical treatment, housing, documents and reunification with their loved ones. We will help them. We also remain in contact with those who stayed in Alyoshki to keep track of their further needs.
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❗️ I propose making humanitarian missions coordinated by US First Lady Melania Trump a regular practice.
Our experience in Alyoshki and our joint work with my counterpart Dmitry Lubinets have shown that such agreements make it possible to help people even in the most difficult conditions.
It is important to continue this work wherever civilians are waiting for support.
I thank President of Russia Vladimir Putin, our Defence Ministry, the relevant services and our military personnel for helping carry out the mission and ensuring people’s safety.
🙏 Special thanks go to Melania Trump for her assistance and coordination.
❗️ Our humanitarian mission in #Alyoshki has concluded.
The convoys are now heading to their respective destinations.
Those who decided to leave for Ukraine have been given the opportunity to do so. We will provide accommodation and the necessary support to residents staying in Russia.
We delivered all the essential supplies and arranged safe passage out of the city. However, people still have much to resolve – medical treatment, housing, documents and reunification with their loved ones. We will help them. We also remain in contact with those who stayed in Alyoshki to keep track of their further needs.
***
❗️ I propose making humanitarian missions coordinated by US First Lady Melania Trump a regular practice.
Our experience in Alyoshki and our joint work with my counterpart Dmitry Lubinets have shown that such agreements make it possible to help people even in the most difficult conditions.
It is important to continue this work wherever civilians are waiting for support.
I thank President of Russia Vladimir Putin, our Defence Ministry, the relevant services and our military personnel for helping carry out the mission and ensuring people’s safety.
🙏 Special thanks go to Melania Trump for her assistance and coordination.
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🎙 Remarks and answers to media questions by Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov following the G20 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting (Atlanta, October 30, 2026)
💬 Sergey Lavrov: We support the US Presidency’s firm commitment to depoliticising discussions and focusing on the issues originally agreed upon as the #G20’s agenda.
This year’s meeting is, of course, part of the preparations for the Miami Summit, which will take place in December.
The main topics were the impact of geopolitics on economic processes (an important issue), energy, food and supply chains – in other words, everything affected by unlawful sanctions and Western policies.
To our American hosts’ credit, they do not shy away from discussing these matters and listen attentively. I do not know to what extent this will be reflected in the final agreed documents, but the approach is right: ☝️ depoliticise discussions and focus on real problems.
Another point that US Secretary of State Marco Rubio particularly emphasised when discussing preparations for the Miami Summit was that twenty countries, the European Union and the African Union are represented here. Given the influence of #G20 members on the global economy and their combined economic weight, however, the decisions we take will affect virtually every country. We must always bear this in mind.
🤝 Let me reiterate that we welcome this firm commitment to dialogue.
Work on the Miami Summit’s outcome documents has, in fact, already begun. There will be many difficult issues, since interests are at stake across all these areas, including energy and food security. The impact of conflicts, including the war unleashed against us by the West through the Ukrainian regime, remains to be discussed. <...>
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Other key points:
• Under the pragmatic US Presidency of the #G20, we believe there is a chance of reaching agreements that will be implemented.
• We see no need to add another European voice [Poland] to the G20, especially one that is far from constructive. You know the positions Poland regularly voices at international events. The G20 must reflect actual trends in the global economy, where countries of the Global South and East are gaining prominence.
• We spoke [with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio] about certain aspects of our bilateral relations and cooperation in multilateral forums, including the #UN, the #G20 and #APEC, that will host a Summit shortly in Shenzhen (China).
• Despite all our differences, the US willingness and interest in pursuing dialogue at various levels and through a range of other channels can only be welcomed. This is a good lesson for our European colleagues, who persist in their arrogant boycott.
• Everyone can see that the Europeans want to squeeze their way into the negotiating process [on Ukraine]. Clearly, they want to avoid leaving these negotiations solely to Russia and the US at all costs. What matters is not what the Europeans want, but what added value they can actually bring.
• As for the talks in Abu Dhabi, I can say that they will take place. Our position is well known. It is unclear, however, what the Ukrainians intend to bring to the negotiating table.
👉 As President Vladimir Putin has said, if Zelensky wants a meeting, he can come to Moscow. We guarantee his safety and security, which, as far as I understand, cannot be guaranteed in Kiev.
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💬 Sergey Lavrov: We support the US Presidency’s firm commitment to depoliticising discussions and focusing on the issues originally agreed upon as the #G20’s agenda.
This year’s meeting is, of course, part of the preparations for the Miami Summit, which will take place in December.
The main topics were the impact of geopolitics on economic processes (an important issue), energy, food and supply chains – in other words, everything affected by unlawful sanctions and Western policies.
To our American hosts’ credit, they do not shy away from discussing these matters and listen attentively. I do not know to what extent this will be reflected in the final agreed documents, but the approach is right: ☝️ depoliticise discussions and focus on real problems.
Another point that US Secretary of State Marco Rubio particularly emphasised when discussing preparations for the Miami Summit was that twenty countries, the European Union and the African Union are represented here. Given the influence of #G20 members on the global economy and their combined economic weight, however, the decisions we take will affect virtually every country. We must always bear this in mind.
🤝 Let me reiterate that we welcome this firm commitment to dialogue.
Work on the Miami Summit’s outcome documents has, in fact, already begun. There will be many difficult issues, since interests are at stake across all these areas, including energy and food security. The impact of conflicts, including the war unleashed against us by the West through the Ukrainian regime, remains to be discussed. <...>
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Other key points:
• Under the pragmatic US Presidency of the #G20, we believe there is a chance of reaching agreements that will be implemented.
• We see no need to add another European voice [Poland] to the G20, especially one that is far from constructive. You know the positions Poland regularly voices at international events. The G20 must reflect actual trends in the global economy, where countries of the Global South and East are gaining prominence.
• We spoke [with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio] about certain aspects of our bilateral relations and cooperation in multilateral forums, including the #UN, the #G20 and #APEC, that will host a Summit shortly in Shenzhen (China).
• Despite all our differences, the US willingness and interest in pursuing dialogue at various levels and through a range of other channels can only be welcomed. This is a good lesson for our European colleagues, who persist in their arrogant boycott.
• Everyone can see that the Europeans want to squeeze their way into the negotiating process [on Ukraine]. Clearly, they want to avoid leaving these negotiations solely to Russia and the US at all costs. What matters is not what the Europeans want, but what added value they can actually bring.
• As for the talks in Abu Dhabi, I can say that they will take place. Our position is well known. It is unclear, however, what the Ukrainians intend to bring to the negotiating table.
👉 As President Vladimir Putin has said, if Zelensky wants a meeting, he can come to Moscow. We guarantee his safety and security, which, as far as I understand, cannot be guaranteed in Kiev.
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