俄军占领的乌克兰南部城市奥列什基正经历严重的人道主义危机。该市被切断了食物和水供应，居民被迫以野菜维生 1。奥列什基现有人口约6000人，其中包括200名儿童，而战前的人口为24000人 1。最后一次食物补给发放于5月，此后该市居民主要依靠采集野菜生存 1。
自2023年卡霍夫卡大坝崩塌以来，该城已完全失去了电力、天然气和水的供应 1。根据联合国人权监测团的记录，今年至少29名平民在奥列什基和霍拉普雷斯坦被杀害 1。当地志愿者Ksenia Arkhipova掌握的死亡名单显示，实际死亡人数约为1200人，其中包括9月20日一对夫妇因在宵禁时间运送食物而被无人机击杀 1。俄占领当局禁止埋葬被无人机击杀、踩中地雷或其他非自然死亡的尸体 1。
面对这一局势，乌克兰外交部长Andriy Sybiha在联合国大会上呼吁国际社会敦促俄罗斯允许人道主义援助进入该市 1。克林姆林宫承认奥列什基面临"关键局势"和"食物和药品短缺问题" 1。
Residents of Oleshky, a southern Ukrainian city under Russian control, face a severe humanitarian emergency characterized by acute shortages of food and water, forcing many to subsist on foraged vegetation.1 The city's population has plummeted from approximately 24,000 before the war to around 6,000 people, including 200 children.1 The last food supply delivery reached the city in May, leaving inhabitants increasingly dependent on wild plants for survival.1
The blockade has resulted in significant civilian casualties. According to UN human rights monitors, at least 29 civilians have been killed in Oleshky and the nearby town of Holaprestan this year.1 However, volunteer Ksenia Arkhipova's death toll estimate reaches approximately 1,200 people, including a couple killed by drone strike on September 20 while attempting to transport food after curfew.1 Russian-installed authorities have prohibited the burial of those killed by drone strikes, landmines, or other non-natural causes, compounding the humanitarian crisis.1
Infrastructure has been devastated, particularly since the Kakhovka Dam collapsed in 2023, leaving the city without electricity, natural gas, or water supply.1 Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha appealed to the international community at the United Nations General Assembly to pressure Russia into allowing humanitarian assistance to reach the city.1 The Kremlin has acknowledged that Oleshky faces a "critical situation" and confronts problems related to food and medicine shortages.1
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