As part of the agreements with Moscow, the exact number of citizens who left Oleshki for Russia or Ukraine will not be disclosed, Ukraine's Ombudsman Dmitry Lubintz told Interfax-Ukraine. "As part of our agreements with the Russian side, we will not publish data on how many citizens decided to return to Ukraine, and how many went to the territory under the control of the Russian Federation," Lubinz said during a press conference following the humanitarian operation in Olshki. According to him, the mechanism that was used during the operation in Olshki may be used to save Ukrainian citizens in other settlements where they are in similar conditions. Lubinz emphasized that during the operation it is important to ensure constant monitoring of the implementation of the agreements, therefore official data will not be published by either the Ukrainian or the Russian side. He also said that they plan to provide humanitarian aid to the residents of Oleshki who remain in the city at least once a month.