Hundreds from Russian-occupied Oleshky land in Belarus en route to Ukraine

Four planes carrying evacuees from the city described as war-ravaged have arrived in Gomel, Belarus. The conveyance involved in this evacuation operation included at least four aircraft. The report notes that hundreds were among those transported from the area identified as Russian-occupied Oleshky to Belarus before continuing toward Ukraine.

Details on the exact origin city or its status in the conflict are described as war-ravaged and Russian-occupied, providing context for the evacuation. The arrival occurred in Gomel, a city in Belarus, and the operation is framed as moving evacuees from the occupied area toward Ukraine.

The material specifies the sequence of events as planes arriving in Belarus, with the evacuees subsequently en route in the broader context of the conflict. It does not provide specific dates beyond the publication timestamp of the report.

No further information is provided about the identities of those evacuated, the aircraft types, or any subsequent actions within Ukraine after the arrivals in Gomel.