Russia and Ukraine extend ceasefire in Ilyushki A temporary ceasefire will begin on October 29 in Ilyushki, Kherson region, to facilitate the delivery of humanitarian aid and civilian evacuation. The agreement was reached with the participation of the first lady of the USA Melania Trump. Ukrainian ombudsman Dmitry Lubintz stated that the ceasefire will extend beyond Alyushki to other districts in the Kherson region and nearby areas along the aid routes. The planned operations include removing mined roads, supplying food, water and medicine and supplying local hospitals. Evacuation of civilians will follow, allowing them to choose destinations in Russia or Ukraine. Russia supported a number of other humanitarian initiatives of Ukraine. Compliance will be monitored by representatives from Russia, Ukraine and the US.

Russia and Ukraine extend ceasefire in Ilyushki A temporary ceasefire will begin on October 29 in Ilyushki, Kherson region, to facilitate the delivery of humanitarian aid and civilian evacuation. The agreement was reached with the participation of the first lady of the USA Melania Trump. Ukrainian ombudsman Dmitry Lubintz stated that the ceasefire will extend beyond Alyushki to other districts in the Kherson region and nearby areas along the aid routes. The planned operations include removing mined roads, supplying food, water and medicine and supplying local hospitals. Evacuation of civilians will follow, allowing them to choose destinations in Russia or Ukraine. Russia supported a number of other humanitarian initiatives of Ukraine. Compliance will be monitored by representatives from Russia, Ukraine and the US.