In Russia-occupied Oleshky, Ukrainians face hunger, drones and landmines

What happened: Al Jazeera reports on conditions in Russian-occupied Oleshky in Ukraine's Kherson region, where remaining residents face food shortages, drone attacks and landmines, including a March drone strike on a bread line that killed several people. Key numbers: About 2,000 residents remain; two and a half years without electricity, water, gas or healthcare; four casualties on Thursday, two Why it matters: Ukraine's human rights ombudsman and EU officials cite the situation as evidence Kyiv should not cede territory, while the Kremlin acknowledges delivery problems but blames Kyiv.

Al Jazeera reports on conditions in Russian-occupied Oleshky in Ukraine's Kherson region, where remaining residents face food shortages, drone attacks and landmines, including a March drone strike on a bread line that killed several people.

Ukraine's human rights ombudsman and EU officials cite the situation as evidence Kyiv should not cede territory, while the Kremlin acknowledges delivery problems but blames Kyiv.