There is a critical shortage of medicines in the occupied part of Kherson region: National Resistance Center explained why

Ukrainians have a limited amount of medicines on the left, temporarily occupied bank of the Kherson region. There is a shortage in pharmacies as most of the medicines are taken for the needs of the enemy army.

This was reported on November 14 by the National Resistance Center on its official website. It notes that the Russian invaders do not provide medical services to the civilian population of the temporarily occupied territories (TOT).

Several civilian hospitals have been reformatted and organized as military hospitals for the Russian Armed Forces. Therefore, it is not easy for Ukrainians to receive quality medical services and medicines in the TOT.

"Each of you can bring back a decent life to your region by informing the Defense Forces about the enemy's movements and location," the NRC addressed the residents of the territories temporarily occupied by Russian troops.

As OBOZ.UA wrote:

- On November 14, the head of the Office of the President of Ukraine, Andrii Yermak, recognized the advance of the Defense Forces in the Kherson region for the first time. He said that our soldiers had seized a bridgehead on the left bank of the region.

- On November 13, Russian media reported that occupation units from the Dnipro group had taken "more favorable positions" on the left bank of the Kherson region. Later, the propagandists refuted their own words, saying that it was a "false message" and a "provocation."

- The Russians reacted strongly to the incident, and the Telegram channel "Nikolaevskiy Vanyok" suggested that this was a way for the Russian leadership to test the reaction of the Russians.

- The NRC clarified that the withdrawal of Russian troops from the left bank of the Kherson region has not been recorded yet.

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