The regime of silence in Olshki in the Kherson region has been extended beyond the city limits to ensure the safe passage of humanitarian convoys, announced the first lady of the United States, Melania Trump. According to Dmytro Lubintz, the human rights commissioner of the Verkhovna Rada, both the Russian Federation and Ukraine adhere to the agreements in the designated territories. The regime of silence in Ulshki began to operate today at 03:00 Kyiv time. It will last until November 1st. As of the end of September, about two thousand people, including 50 children, remained in Olshki, 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.

The regime of silence in Olshki in the Kherson region has been extended beyond the city limits to ensure the safe passage of humanitarian convoys, announced the first lady of the United States, Melania Trump. According to Dmytro Lubintz, the human rights commissioner of the Verkhovna Rada, both the Russian Federation and Ukraine adhere to the agreements in the designated territories. The regime of silence in Ulshki began to operate today at 03:00 Kyiv time. It will last until November 1st. As of the end of September, about two thousand people, including 50 children, remained in Olshki, 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.