‘Hell on earth’ city where Ukrainians 'held hostage' by Putin eat dogs and grass to survive

IN a Ukrainian city occupied by Russia, starving locals eat boiled grass to survive and risk being shot and killed on the spot if they ask for healthcare. This is Oleshky, where residents have no access to food, drinking water or electricity – and must become target practice for drone operators on a mine-riddled “road of death” if they dare try to escape. Ukrainian MP Lesia Vasylenko told The Sun: “2,000 people are trapped and are being used as human shields and hostages by the Russian military. No one is allowed in, no one is allowed out. “It is a crime against humanity happening right now before our very own eyes in the middle of Europe. It (Source: The Sun | Region: London, UK)