The ceasefire in Alsheki could become a precedent for other areas where a humanitarian pause is required, said the Press Minister of the Russian President Dmitry Peskov in a conversation with journalists. The Kremlin representative was asked whether the ceasefire mechanism in Alsheki could be an example of achieving similar agreements in other areas where civilians need help. "For humanitarian purposes, it certainly can, especially when we are talking about a direct, very positive, positive coordinating intervention in this process by the American side, the American negotiator, the first lady of the United States Melania Trump," Peskov replied. "We really appreciate these efforts, and of course, this could set a precedent," he added.