Hunger in Oleshky: people in the occupied city have been without food and medicine for months Up to 4,000 people remain there, including children and residents with limited mobility. The last food delivery took place on May 26. Since then, the city has effectively been cut off from supplies of food and essential medicines. Residents are starving and feel doomed. The roads are mined, while Russian drones attack humanitarian convoys. People cannot safely leave the city. Residents are surviving on vegetables from their gardens. But the season is coming to an end, and people are slaughtering chickens because they have nothing to feed the animals. Due to the shortage of food, theft of crops has become more frequent. After an attack on a humanitarian convoy, some residents collected surviving food directly from the wreckage. Money has practically lost its value in the city. Cereals, flour, potatoes, and other food can only be obtained through barter. The Ukrainian authorities and international organizations have tried to negotiate an evacuation. For this, at least a brief ceasefire is necessary. But the Russians are refusing to open a humanitarian corridor. The head of the occupation administration, Saldo, previously denied the humanitarian crisis. Later, collaborator Rodion Miroshnik acknowledged its existence but blamed Ukraine and the West.