Humanitarian corridor

As the conflict in Ukraine continues, humanitarian corridors play a crucial role in facilitating the safe evacuation of civilians from affected areas. Notably, Ukraine has demonstrated readiness to open corridors in regions such as Kursk and Belgorod if Russia requests it. In 2022, amidst the full-scale invasion, secret indirect negotiations were conducted with international allies to establish these secure passageways. Recent evacuations have seen 35,000 Ukrainians leave the Sumy region, and the first ship navigate the Black Sea corridor. Despite challenges, these corridors remain vital for saving lives and ensuring safe passage for those in regions like Mariupol and Zaporizhzhia. Keep up to date with humanitarian efforts as they evolve.