Foreign Ministry: Six more Ukrainians to be evacuated from Syria on Tuesday
Six more Ukrainian citizens will be evacuated from Syria on Tuesday, the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry has reported.
"In the context of ensuring the evacuation of Ukrainian citizens from Syria, we state that six Ukrainian citizens are to be sent home on May 21 this year on a flight of Ukrainian Mediterranean Airlines on the Beirut-Kyiv route," Foreign Ministry spokesman Yevhen Perebyinis said at a briefing on Tuesday.
He said that the evacuated Ukrainians are expected to arrive at Boryspil Airport at 1950.
Ukrainian citizens who arrive on this flight will be granted unimpeded passage through border and customs procedures, as well as assistance in further transportation to their place of residence in Ukraine.
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