The residents of Olshki are being evacuated to Ukraine via Anapa and Belarus by military plane. They will be accompanied by the Ukrainian Ombudsman Dmitri Lubintz. Those who want to return to Ukraine from Oleshki will be transferred by a military plane of the Russian Armed Forces to Anapa and then to Gomel, according to documents published by Fox News. According to the agreements, on October 31, a plane with Olshki residents who want to return to Ukraine will depart for Vityazovo airport in Anapa, which has not served civil aviation since 2022, and then fly to Belarus. Those who want to leave for Russia will first be brought to Anapa and then sent to Moscow. Representatives of Russia and Ukraine signed a parallel agreement on October 23. On the Russian side it was signed by Human Rights Commissioner Yana Lantertova, and on the Ukrainian side by Verkhovna Rada Ombudsman Dmitry Lubinets. The group requesting to go to Ukraine will be accompanied by Lubinz, two of his representatives, two Ukrainian journalists and a representative of the Russian Ombudsman, and those flying to Russia will be accompanied by Natrov herself and a representative of the Russian Ministry of Defense. This is the first time during the war that the Ukrainian Ombudsman goes to Russia. The document contains a mention of "subsequent return operations" in the Harson area. They will be conducted "if necessary, at least once a month, with the assistance and coordination of the efforts of the first lady of the United States, Melania Trump." Earlier, Melania Trump stated that the evacuation will be carried out in both directions: those who want will be sent to both Russia and Ukraine. According to Lantartova, most of the residents who wanted to leave Olshki have already left the city. Earlier, the "Financial Times", citing sources, wrote that the residents of Olshki will be sent to Crimea first. However, many residents of the city are afraid to move through the occupied territories because of possible screening and investigations, Ukrainianska Pravda wrote.

The residents of Olshki are being evacuated to Ukraine via Anapa and Belarus by military plane. They will be accompanied by the Ukrainian Ombudsman Dmitri Lubintz. Those who want to return to Ukraine from Oleshki will be transferred by a military plane of the Russian Armed Forces to Anapa and then to Gomel, according to documents published by Fox News. According to the agreements, on October 31, a plane with Olshki residents who want to return to Ukraine will depart for Vityazovo airport in Anapa, which has not served civil aviation since 2022, and then fly to Belarus. Those who want to leave for Russia will first be brought to Anapa and then sent to Moscow. Representatives of Russia and Ukraine signed a parallel agreement on October 23. On the Russian side it was signed by Human Rights Commissioner Yana Lantertova, and on the Ukrainian side by Verkhovna Rada Ombudsman Dmitry Lubinets. The group requesting to go to Ukraine will be accompanied by Lubinz, two of his representatives, two Ukrainian journalists and a representative of the Russian Ombudsman, and those flying to Russia will be accompanied by Natrov herself and a representative of the Russian Ministry of Defense. This is the first time during the war that the Ukrainian Ombudsman goes to Russia. The document contains a mention of "subsequent return operations" in the Harson area. They will be conducted "if necessary, at least once a month, with the assistance and coordination of the efforts of the first lady of the United States, Melania Trump." Earlier, Melania Trump stated that the evacuation will be carried out in both directions: those who want will be sent to both Russia and Ukraine. According to Lantartova, most of the residents who wanted to leave Olshki have already left the city. Earlier, the "Financial Times", citing sources, wrote that the residents of Olshki will be sent to Crimea first. However, many residents of the city are afraid to move through the occupied territories because of possible screening and investigations, Ukrainianska Pravda wrote.