The last two children who had remained in Beryslav in the Kherson region have been evacuated from the city. They were taken out during a temporary ceasefire regime.
This was reported by the National Police of Ukraine.
A three-year-old boy was evacuated together with his parents, grandmother and grandfather. The family lost their home twice due to Russian shelling. In 2025, police had already taken the family out, but they later returned to the city. This time, the parents voluntarily agreed to evacuate after reviewing the court decision.
A 12-year-old boy, who lived with his grandmother and had previously been hiding from law enforcement, was also taken to a safe place. His sister stepped on a Russian mine and lost a leg. The teenager was evacuated in accordance with a court decision.
In addition, two women aged 71 and 75 were taken out of Beryslav. The older of them has a disability. Because of constant shelling and a lack of transport, they were unable to leave the city on their own.
During the ceasefire, law enforcement officers also exhumed the body of a 46-year-old woman who was killed when a munition was dropped from a Russian drone. Because of the shelling, neighbours buried her near the house. The body was sent for a forensic medical examination.
Police also evacuated another family with a 10-year-old boy from the village of Vysoke. They were helped to take out personal belongings and pets.
In addition to the evacuations, law enforcement officers cleared key roads and access routes to homes of mines, and also delivered humanitarian aid to residents of Beryslav and Vysoke.
Police are urging residents of dangerous communities in the Kherson region, especially families with children, not to delay evacuation.