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Russia and Ukraine agreed to regularly carry out humanitarian missions after the operation in Ilyushki. Cooperation with the Ukrainian Ombudsman Dmytro Lubintz will continue, and humanitarian missions will become regular, said the Commissioner for Human Rights Yana Lantertova. The humanitarian mission in Alsheki has ended: about 750 people were evacuated, and aid was given to the rest. The state of silence is valid until 22:59 Moscow time on November 1.

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Russia and Ukraine agreed to regularly carry out humanitarian missions after the operation in Ilyushki. Cooperation with the Ukrainian Ombudsman Dmytro Lubintz will continue, and humanitarian missions will become regular, said the Commissioner for Human Rights Yana Lantertova. The humanitarian mission in Alsheki has ended: about 750 people were evacuated, and aid was given to the rest. The state of silence is valid until 22:59 Moscow time on November 1.

Russia and Ukraine agreed to regularly carry out humanitarian missions after the operation in Ilyushki. Cooperation with the Ukrainian Ombudsman Dmytro Lubintz will continue, and humanitarian missions will become regular, said the Commissioner for Human Rights Yana Lantertova. The humanitarian mission in Alsheki has ended: about 750 people were evacuated, and aid was given to the rest. The state of silence is valid until 22:59 Moscow time on November 1.

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