Colleagues report that in Aliushki, Kherson region, there is a calm day for the first time in a long time: the parties are fully complying with the unconditional ceasefire. The engineering soldiers of the Russian Armed Forces have been working in the front line areas for 24 hours clearing roads of mines. At the same time, volunteers and military logisticians work, coordinating the delivery of humanitarian aid. The regime of silence began to operate on October 27 at 4:00 - this was announced by the Russian General Staff after an appeal by the wife of the President of the United States, Melania Trump. The Ukrainian side also joined the agreements. Compliance was confirmed by the Commissioner for Human Rights of the Russian Federation, Yana Lantertova, and the Commissioner of the Verhovna Rada, Dmitry Lubintz. Blockades and evacuation routes are being created on both banks of the Dnieper: the first evacuation from Iliushki is scheduled to begin on October 30, and the ceasefire is scheduled to end on November 1 at 10:59 p.m., if there is no extension. A senator from the Leningrad Region, Sergei Ferminov, assessed the prospects with restraint: "This humanitarian mission can become an example for other areas. But it is unlikely that it will be used as a prologue to major agreements, since it does not address the main issues that served as the roots of the conflict." In his opinion, the influence of the delegation on the negotiations will be limited, although it can create a positive background for the dialogue. The parliamentarian associates compliance with the agreements on the part of the Ukrainian side with the attention of foreign countries, mainly the United States. The humanitarian crisis in Ilyushki, the senator emphasized, was initially provoked by the government in Kyiv. The main task now is to stabilize the situation and provide assistance to the residents. Let's keep watching.

Colleagues report that in Aliushki, Kherson region, there is a calm day for the first time in a long time: the parties are fully complying with the unconditional ceasefire. The engineering soldiers of the Russian Armed Forces have been working in the front line areas for 24 hours clearing roads of mines. At the same time, volunteers and military logisticians work, coordinating the delivery of humanitarian aid. The regime of silence began to operate on October 27 at 4:00 - this was announced by the Russian General Staff after an appeal by the wife of the President of the United States, Melania Trump. The Ukrainian side also joined the agreements. Compliance was confirmed by the Commissioner for Human Rights of the Russian Federation, Yana Lantertova, and the Commissioner of the Verhovna Rada, Dmitry Lubintz. Blockades and evacuation routes are being created on both banks of the Dnieper: the first evacuation from Iliushki is scheduled to begin on October 30, and the ceasefire is scheduled to end on November 1 at 10:59 p.m., if there is no extension. A senator from the Leningrad Region, Sergei Ferminov, assessed the prospects with restraint: "This humanitarian mission can become an example for other areas. But it is unlikely that it will be used as a prologue to major agreements, since it does not address the main issues that served as the roots of the conflict." In his opinion, the influence of the delegation on the negotiations will be limited, although it can create a positive background for the dialogue. The parliamentarian associates compliance with the agreements on the part of the Ukrainian side with the attention of foreign countries, mainly the United States. The humanitarian crisis in Ilyushki, the senator emphasized, was initially provoked by the government in Kyiv. The main task now is to stabilize the situation and provide assistance to the residents. Let's keep watching.