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Odesos vyskupas S. Šyrokoradjukas urges humanitarian aid
First source report
Bishop S. Šyrokoradjukas of Odesa is calling for urgent humanitarian aid for approximately 2,000 people in the occupied Ukrainian town of Olesky. He reported that the residents are suffering from hunger and isolation.
AI-assisted briefing based on the sources below.Sources behind this story
- Official source@VaticanNewsOdesos vyskupas: „Oleškų gyventojams labai reikia pagalbos“
Vatican News
- Reporting„A holodomorra emlékeztet a helyzet” – Kétezer ember éhezik az ukrajnai Oleskiben
Magyar Kurír
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- Oct 23, 4:40 AM Vatican News Lietuvių Odesos vyskupas: „Oleškų gyventojams labai reikia pagalbos“
- Oct 23, 5:01 AM Magyar Kurír Magyar „A holodomorra emlékeztet a helyzet” – Kétezer ember éhezik az ukrajnai Oleskiben
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