Ukraine and Russia agreed on monthly aid in the Kherson region After the mission in Olishaki, Russia and Ukraine agreed on regular shipments of humanitarian aid to the Kherson region. Also, the parties agreed on the renewal of the residents of the settlements in the area after the end of the silence regime in Olishki. According to the agreement signed by both parties, the residents of the settlements in the Kherson region will receive humanitarian aid at least once a month. According to the "Fiennal Times", the residents of Olshek who agree to the evacuation will first be sent to Russia or to the occupied territory, and only from there they will be able to return to the territory controlled by Ukraine. On October 27, a ceasefire was introduced in the temporarily occupied Ushk region of the Kherson region for a humanitarian mission. This includes providing assistance to citizens and preparing to evacuate residents. The silence will last until 22:59 on November 1st. The silence regime was then extended beyond the city to ensure the safety of humanitarian convoys. Before that, on October 23, Ombudsman Dietary Lubnets and his Russian counterpart Yana Lantertova met in Belarus. According to Fox, the talks dragged on for almost three hours: they were attended by the first lady of the United States Melania Trump through a video link. On the same day there was a large exchange of prisoners under the formula "270 to 270" through Belarus. For Alexander Lukashenko, it is also a diplomatic success. Against the background of dependence on the Kremlin and at the same time trying to improve relations with the administration of Donald Trump, Minsk has an opportunity to prove that it maintains communication channels with both sides. Moreover, Belarus is not just a geographical point on the map: maintenance talks allow the regime to assert its usefulness in international affairs. Melania Trump's special assignment gives this story additional weight in Washington. Lukashka had a similar experience.

Ukraine and Russia agreed on monthly aid in the Kherson region After the mission in Olishaki, Russia and Ukraine agreed on regular shipments of humanitarian aid to the Kherson region. Also, the parties agreed on the renewal of the residents of the settlements in the area after the end of the silence regime in Olishki. According to the agreement signed by both parties, the residents of the settlements in the Kherson region will receive humanitarian aid at least once a month. According to the "Fiennal Times", the residents of Olshek who agree to the evacuation will first be sent to Russia or to the occupied territory, and only from there they will be able to return to the territory controlled by Ukraine. On October 27, a ceasefire was introduced in the temporarily occupied Ushk region of the Kherson region for a humanitarian mission. This includes providing assistance to citizens and preparing to evacuate residents. The silence will last until 22:59 on November 1st. The silence regime was then extended beyond the city to ensure the safety of humanitarian convoys. Before that, on October 23, Ombudsman Dietary Lubnets and his Russian counterpart Yana Lantertova met in Belarus. According to Fox, the talks dragged on for almost three hours: they were attended by the first lady of the United States Melania Trump through a video link. On the same day there was a large exchange of prisoners under the formula "270 to 270" through Belarus. For Alexander Lukashenko, it is also a diplomatic success. Against the background of dependence on the Kremlin and at the same time trying to improve relations with the administration of Donald Trump, Minsk has an opportunity to prove that it maintains communication channels with both sides. Moreover, Belarus is not just a geographical point on the map: maintenance talks allow the regime to assert its usefulness in international affairs. Melania Trump's special assignment gives this story additional weight in Washington. Lukashka had a similar experience.