Channel Z "War on Fake" accused Ukraine of "dissatisfaction" with the humanitarian mission in Oleshki, as the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces stated that the Russian armed forces used the truce to strengthen their positions The Kremlin said the same - the Ukrainian armed forces took advantage of the situation to regroup Channel Z propaganda "War on fake news" stated that "Kiev is not satisfied From the humanitarian action in Alsheki". One of the claims is the accusation by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine that the Russian armed forces "used" the ceasefire to strengthen their positions. "The enemy used the humanitarian pause to arrange their positions. During the regime of silence, rotation of Russian units, strengthening of positions, expansion of anti-UAV weapons on roads and expansion of logistics, in particular supply of ammunition, were recorded," said the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. However, Z Channel "War on Counterfeit" did not mention that Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov accused Ukraine of the same thing - using the ceasefire to regroup forces. "With a high degree of confidence, we can assume that the Ukrainian armed forces also used this period for proper organization and so on. This is a completely acceptable practice in such situations," Paskov said in the briefing. At the same time, "War on Fakes" writes that the Ukrainian armed forces allegedly launched a counter-attack on other sectors on the front, using forces transferred from the Kherson region. "Therefore, accusations that Russia "exploited the ceasefire" sound at least strange," Channel Z said. They also wrote again that a Ukrainian drone allegedly hit a civilian car during the ceasefire in Olshki. However, the Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation, Yana Lantertova, stated that there was no violation of the ceasefire in Olsheki. Peskov said that Russia does not yet have the initiative to carry out similar humanitarian missions. Sign up for ASTRA. Keep up to date with events that the media in the Kremlin are forbidden to talk about.

Channel Z "War on Fake" accused Ukraine of "dissatisfaction" with the humanitarian mission in Oleshki, as the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces stated that the Russian armed forces used the truce to strengthen their positions The Kremlin said the same - the Ukrainian armed forces took advantage of the situation to regroup Channel Z propaganda "War on fake news" stated that "Kiev is not satisfied From the humanitarian action in Alsheki". One of the claims is the accusation by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine that the Russian armed forces "used" the ceasefire to strengthen their positions. "The enemy used the humanitarian pause to arrange their positions. During the regime of silence, rotation of Russian units, strengthening of positions, expansion of anti-UAV weapons on roads and expansion of logistics, in particular supply of ammunition, were recorded," said the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. However, Z Channel "War on Counterfeit" did not mention that Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov accused Ukraine of the same thing - using the ceasefire to regroup forces. "With a high degree of confidence, we can assume that the Ukrainian armed forces also used this period for proper organization and so on. This is a completely acceptable practice in such situations," Paskov said in the briefing. At the same time, "War on Fakes" writes that the Ukrainian armed forces allegedly launched a counter-attack on other sectors on the front, using forces transferred from the Kherson region. "Therefore, accusations that Russia "exploited the ceasefire" sound at least strange," Channel Z said. They also wrote again that a Ukrainian drone allegedly hit a civilian car during the ceasefire in Olshki. However, the Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation, Yana Lantertova, stated that there was no violation of the ceasefire in Olsheki. Peskov said that Russia does not yet have the initiative to carry out similar humanitarian missions. Sign up for ASTRA. Keep up to date with events that the media in the Kremlin are forbidden to talk about.