Melania Trump helps forge a ceasefire deal in Russian-occupied Oleshky, the White House says
The deal would let humanitarian teams deliver food and medical aid while civilians leave through a safe corridor, officials said.
- The White House said Melania Trump helped broker a localized Russia-Ukraine ceasefire in Oleshky to deliver humanitarian aid and evacuate civilians.
- The ceasefire is scheduled to begin on October 29, 2026, with both sides coordinating aid deliveries and safe passage.
- The White House estimates that 1,700 to 2,000 residents, including about 50 children, remain in Oleshky after flooding and wartime damage.
- The agreement would allow aid deliveries and give civilians the freedom to leave Oleshky.
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Melania Trump's advisor reveals how she bridged Putin, Zelenskyy to broker frontline Ukraine truce
First lady Melania Trump brokered a ceasefire in Oleshky, Ukraine, to allow emergency aid to reach trapped elderly residents, according to her senior advisor Marc Beckman.
Melania Trump Announces Localized Ceasefire for Russian-Held City of Oleshky
First Lady Melania Trump has secured a localized ceasefire for the Russian-held city of Oleshky in Ukraine's Kherson region, with Russia and Ukraine agreeing to pause fighting to allow humanitarian aid in and civilians out.
Melania Trump's advisor reveals how she bridged Putin, Zelenskyy to broker frontline Ukraine truce - NEW YORK TIMES POST
Melania Trump adviser shares INSIDE LOOK at ceasefire agreement Marc Beckman, a senior advisor to Melania Trump, joins ‘Fox & Friends Weekend’ to discuss first lady Melania Trump’s humanitarian efforts in Ukraine. Beckman details how the first lady successfully brokered a ceasefire in Oleshky, allowing critical aid to reach the town and evacuate elderly residents. [...]
Moscow. Russia and Ukraine, at the request of the wife of the president of the United States, Melania Trump, agreed this Friday a truce starting October 29 in the city of Oreshki alone, located on the left bank of the Dnieper River, in the region of Jersón, whose inhabitants – now 1,500 people of the 24 thousand that they had before the Russian troops entered in 2022 – barely survive a real humanitarian catastrophe between ruins, without food or…
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