Forced evacuation has begun in seven settlements of the Kharkiv region.

In Ukraine, forced evacuation has begun in the Bogodukhovsky district of the Kharkiv region. This was announced on June 2 by the head of the regional military administration Oleg Sinegubov.

"We are expanding the mandatory evacuation zone in the Zolochiv direction," he wrote on the Telegram channel.

It is specified that as part of the evacuation measures in the Bogoduvsky district, 7,157 residents from seven settlements are to be resettled: the village of Zolochev and the villages of Pisarevka, Guriev, Lemishchina, Malyzhin, Merlo and Morozova Dolina. Among those who should be taken to safer areas are 1,702 children and 311 people with limited mobility.

According to Sinegubov, the Kharkiv Regional Military Administration, working with volunteers and charitable foundations, ensures that all internally displaced persons receive a full range of necessary support, including temporary housing, as well as medical, humanitarian and legal assistance. Authorities are urging local residents to evacuate.

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