Another 47 citizens of Ukraine were evacuated from Gaza: the route passed through a famous Egyptian resort. Photos
A bus with Ukrainians evacuated from the Gaza Strip has left Moldova for Odesa. In total, 47 more Ukrainian citizens were evacuated this time.
According to the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine, the plane with the evacuated Ukrainians landed in Moldova on March 12. Earlier, they were staying in a hotel in the Egyptian resort of Hurghada.
Another 47 Ukrainian citizens have been evacuated from the Gaza Strip.
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The evacuees spent several days in the resort. Interestingly, when they were brought to Hurghada, there were reports of 59 Ukrainians taken out of Gaza. It was not specified where the other 12 people were.
They were previously staying in a hotel in Hurghada.
Source: GUR
The evacuation mission was carried out by representatives of the GUR and diplomatic staff of the Ukrainian embassies in Israel and Egypt.
The bus left Moldova for Odesa.
Source: GUR
This is the third stage of the evacuation of Ukrainians from Israel and Gaza.
Source: GUR
This is the third stage of evacuation of Ukrainians from Israel and Gaza. The first two took place in November and December 2023. Together with the latter, 363 Ukrainian citizens (141 children, 135 women and 87 men) have already been evacuated.
As OBOZ.UA previously reported, not only Ukrainian diplomats but also the GUR are involved in the evacuation of Ukrainian citizens from Gaza. Ambassador Korniychuk told us about the reasons why the Israeli and Egyptian authorities do not always release Ukrainian citizens.
Meanwhile, U.S. President Joe Biden warned Israel that an invasion of the city of Rafah on the southern border of the Gaza Strip would be a "red line." In turn, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that the IDF would continue the offensive.
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