In Olshki, since 03:00 Kyiv time, a regime of silence has begun for the humanitarian mission, Ombudsman Dmytro Lubintz reported. According to him, Ukraine and Russia comply with the agreements. Lubinz promised to report the news, "considering first of all the safety of the citizens". A ceasefire was imposed in the occupied Olsheki for several days in order to clear the roads in the city, deliver food, water, medicine to the residents and evacuate civilians. As of the end of September, about 2,000 people in Olshki, including 50 children, were left without water, food and medicine, because the Russians did not allow humanitarian cargo to enter the city. A woman who fled the city with her 84-year-old mother at the beginning of the siege told Babel about the situation in Olshki.

In Olshki, since 03:00 Kyiv time, a regime of silence has begun for the humanitarian mission, Ombudsman Dmytro Lubintz reported. According to him, Ukraine and Russia comply with the agreements. Lubinz promised to report the news, "considering first of all the safety of the citizens". A ceasefire was imposed in the occupied Olsheki for several days in order to clear the roads in the city, deliver food, water, medicine to the residents and evacuate civilians. As of the end of September, about 2,000 people in Olshki, including 50 children, were left without water, food and medicine, because the Russians did not allow humanitarian cargo to enter the city. A woman who fled the city with her 84-year-old mother at the beginning of the siege told Babel about the situation in Olshki.