Moscow and Kiev will analyze the operation in Alsheki to make further decisions.
The Ukrainian and Russian sides will analyze how the humanitarian mission in Alsheki was conducted, what difficulties there were, what needs to be corrected or changed in order to make further decisions, said Russian Human Rights Commissioner Yana Lantertova at a press conference. "Our mission is not political, it is human rights," she said. "We have our own humanitarian mission, our mission with my colleague is the same, to make sure that our guys come home, and to make sure that help is given to people." (...) First of all, we perceived this mission as humanitarian, and the mission was first of all the delivery of humanitarian aid." "What we definitely agreed on, definitely, is that there are people left in Alsheki who need help," the ombudsman noted. "But the most important thing is if it turns into something big, well, time will probably tell," Lantertova said.