According to Russian state media, the humanitarian corridor will reopen after it closed yesterday.
According to Russia's state news agency TASS, the humanitarian corridors in the southeastern Ukrainian cities of Mariupol and Volnovaca will reopen again today.
After the Ukrainian authorities suspended the evacuation of civilians on the 5th (Saturday), people's suspicions about these routes increased, on the grounds that Russia violated the ceasefire agreement.
Edward Basulin, deputy head of the pro-Russian Donetsk People's Militia Corps, told reporters: "In the morning, the humanitarian corridors in Mariupol and Volnovaca will be open again, TASS reported. ”
The mayor of the Ukrainian port city of Mariupol said on Saturday that civilians in the affected Ukrainian port city of Mariupol were trapped without electricity and water and could not recover.
Russia agreed on Saturday to a ceasefire to allow civilians to leave Maliupol and Volnovaca safely, where residents have endured days of heavy, indiscriminate shelling.
But the evacuation was suspended and Ukrainian authorities accused Russia of violating the agreement by resuming attacks, leaving thousands of civilians stranded in what locals call an increasingly dire environment.
Donetsk Regional Governor Pavlo Kyrylenko said on his official Twitter account on Sunday that another attempt to open a humanitarian corridor for civilians in the city of Mariupol would begin at 12 p.m. local time (5 a.m. Eastern time).
Kyrylenko said the ceasefire would take effect from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. local time on Sunday, the 6th. #Pay attention to the latest developments in the situation in Russia and Ukraine # Headline hot list
