International organizations offer no help on Oleshky situation, Russian-appointed governor says
Vladimir Saldo said the conduct of organizations whose charters call for acting in people's interests 'is a matter for their conscience,' TASS reports.
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Vladimir Saldo, the Russian-installed governor overseeing Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine's Kherson region, said international organizations have offered no help regarding the situation in Oleshky (referred to as Alyoshki in Russian-language reporting), according to TASS.
"The conduct of organizations whose charters require them to act in people's interests is a matter for their conscience," Saldo said, as quoted by TASS. The report did not specify the precise nature of the situation he was referring to.
TASS did not name the international organizations in question or provide a response from any such organization to Saldo's remarks.
Oleshky, along with other parts of Ukraine's Kherson region, has been under Russian occupation since 2022, a status not recognized by Ukraine or most of the international community.
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