Quatre vols evacuent des habitants d’Olechki vers la Biélorussie
Quatre avions transportant des habitants évacués d’Olechki, temporairement occupée, ainsi qu’une délégation ukrainienne sont arrivés à l’aéroport de Gomel, en Biélorussie, le 31 octobre. Les personnes évacuées doivent poursuivre leur voyage en bus par le point de passage de Nova Houta vers le territoire ukrainien sous contrôle de Kyiv.
L'essentiel
- Le quatrième et dernier avion s’est posé à Gomel le 31 octobre 2026.
- Quatre vols ont acheminé à Gomel des habitants évacués d’Olechki et la délégation ukrainienne.
- Les évacués ont traveled en bus jusqu’à Anapa, en Russie, avant de s’y envoler vers la Biélorussie.
- Depuis Gomel, les évacués doivent poursuivre en bus via le point de passage « Nova Houta ».
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- Le nombre exact des évacués n’a pas été communiqué en raison de difficultés de vérification.
Pourquoi c’est important
L’évacuation a créé un corridor permettant aux civils de quitter Olechki, temporairement occupée, et de rejoindre le territoire ukrainien sous contrôle de Kyiv. L’opération a reposé sur un itinéraire inhabituel passant par Anapa et la Biélorussie, avec quatre vols pour l’évacuation et la délégation ukrainienne. L’assistance médicale, le transport accessible, le camp de tentes à l’aéroport de Gomel et les dispositions prises à Nova Houta ont accompagné le déplacement. Pendant la mission humanitaire, aucune violation des accords de cessation des hostilities n’a été enregistrée. Des Prediction
Ce qui s’est passé
Le régime de cessation des hostilities à Olechki et dans les zones voisines a commencé à 03:00 le 27 octobre et devait se poursuivre jusqu’à 22:59 le 1er novembre. Les parties ont特许 agreed to temporarily stop hostilities to allow humanitarian aid deliveries and prepare the evacuation of civilians through a coordinated safe corridor. The agreement was reached through the mediation of Melania Trump.
The Ukrainian delegation left for Oleshky on October 29 and arrived with humanitarian aid on the morning of October 30. Representatives of Russia and Belarus also attended. After the routes were cleared of mines, a humanitarian convoy delivered assistance to Oleshky.
On October 31, four planes carrying evacuated Oleshky residents who had chosen to travel to Ukrainian-controlled territory, as well as the Ukrainian delegation, arrived in Gomel, Belarus. The evacuees had traveled by bus to Anapa in Russia’s Krasnodar Krai and then flown from there. The last plane landed on October 31.
Medical personnel met the evacuees at Gomel Airport and provided initial medical assistance. A tent camp was reportedly set up at the airport. People with disabilities were transported separately by ambulances. From Gomel, the evacuees were expected to continue by bus through the Nova Houta checkpoint to Ukrainian-controlled territory, with arrangements made to process their return at the border. Davyd Arakhamia said that all evacuees and the Ukrainian delegation would reach Ukraine within a few hours of the final landing.
Ce qu’en disent les sources ukrainiennes
Ukrainian coverage emphasizes the humanitarian mission, the ceasefire arrangements, medical assistance, transport logistics and the evacuation route through Gomel and Nova Houta. Ukrainian officials also presented the allegation that Russia used the local ceasefire to prepare for an offensive in Kherson Oblast, and advocated expanding the humanitarian approach to other occupied settlements. Ukraine had asked the American side to oversee the evacuation process.
Ce qu’en disent les sources internationales
International coverage focuses on the arrival of four planes in Gomel, the route through Anapa and the expected onward journey by bus to Ukrainian-controlled territory. It gives less attention than Ukrainian coverage to the internal logistics of humanitarian assistance and to allegations concerning Russian military preparations.
Contexte
The humanitarian ceasefire in Oleshky and nearby territory began at 03:00 on October 27 and was scheduled to last until 22:59 on November 1. The main phase of the humanitarian mission and civilian evacuation began in Oleshky on October 30. The Ukrainian delegation arrived with humanitarian aid on October 30, accompanied by representatives of Russia and Belarus. Some residents chose to remain in the city, while others selected Ukrainian-controlled territory or Russia. Before the full-scale invasion, almost 24,000 people lived in Oleshky; by late September, approximately 2,000 remained, including 50 children.