Ukraine Introduces Ceasefire in Oleshky Area From 3 a.m. on October 27 – General Staff
The truce will let aid reach residents and open a safe corridor for evacuations, as officials say about 2,000 civilians remain trapped.
- On Friday, Russia and Ukraine agreed to a ceasefire in Russian-occupied Oleshky, Kherson region, beginning October 27 to enable humanitarian aid delivery and civilian evacuations through designated safe corridors.
- The city faces a severe humanitarian blockade, with its population plummeting from 24,000 before the war to around 2,000 residents now experiencing extreme starvation and lack of medical supplies.
- First Lady Melania Trump brokered the agreement, which includes demining supply routes, food deliveries, and establishing safe evacuation corridors for residents requiring urgent medical attention and clean water.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy announced that peace negotiators will meet in the first half of November following recent diplomatic meetings between US presidential envoy Steve Witkoff and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
- Diplomatic efforts aim to address the conflict now in its fifth year, with future peace talks potentially hosted in Abu Dhabi or Switzerland as Zelenskiy emphasizes Europe's involvement.
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The agreement concerns occupied Oleshki. The parties agreed on the time frame for the regime of silence for October 27
The Russian Ombudsman, Jan Lantratov, spoke online with the head of the Ukrainian negotiating group with Dmitri Lubintz about the humanitarian mission in Aleškah, as she stated in her television channel.
The Ukrainian Ombudsman, Dmitri Lubinets, has said so.
Ukraine and Russia agreed on the time for the beginning of the ceasefire in the area of occupied Olešek, from 27 October at 3 p.m. to Kiev time.
The Human Rights Commissioner in the Russian Federation, Jan Lantratov, notified the Ukrainian Ombudsman of the silence regime from 4 a.m. on 27 October in Moscow in connection with the humanitarian mission in Aleškah." She met online with the head of the negotiating group on the Ukrainian side, Dmitry Lubintz.
Ukraine will do its part - Zelensky on the humanitarian operation in occupied Oleshki <p>Ukraine is waiting for American mediation for the humanitarian operation in occupied Oleshki. They plan to deliver food and medicine and evacuate people.</p>
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