Ukraine may open humanitarian corridor from Kursk Oblast to Sumy
There is an option to organize a corridor towards Russia, but this is possible only if there is an official request from the Russian side
Ukraine is considering opening a humanitarian corridor for civilians from the Kursk Oblast to Sumy, as was announced by Iryna Vereshchuk, Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration of Temporarily Occupied Territories.
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"We are currently working with the military on a possible route for a humanitarian corridor for civilians from the Kursk Oblast to Sumy," she stated.
Vereshchuk also added that there is an option to organize a corridor toward Russia, but this is only possible with an official request from the Russian side. As of now, no such request has been received.
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