People evacuated from Russian-occupied Oleshky are reported to be in transit through Belarus and heading to Ukraine, according to multiple outlets.
Coverage describes evacuees arriving in Belarus—particularly in the city of Gomel—after leaving Oleshky. Al Jazeera reports that hundreds arrive in Belarus on planes. The Moscow Times adds detail from Belarusian state media, saying the evacuees come via occupied Crimea and Anapa.
Other reporting emphasizes the next stage of movement. The Belfast Telegraph frames the journey as evacuees reaching Belarus before continuing to Ukraine. Nasha Niva highlights that people evacuated from Oleshky are already in Ukraine. Overall, outlets broadly agree on the existence of an evacuation and the Belarus-to-Ukraine route, but differ in how much they emphasize transit versus arrival and in the routes they mention.
