Oleshki. Day 2. Will the breaks become permanent? "Harson really came to life. There are more people on the streets," writes Ukrainian ombudsman Dmytro Lubintz. People are walking and “enjoying the autumn sun. "The silence on the Harson side of the street turned out to be a two-way street: the left bank in Olsheki and the right in Harson. Day 2. Not a single incident. This was confirmed in the morning by both our Human Rights Commissioner, Jana Lanterova, and Lubinz. By noon the situation had not changed. Pskov recalled that the agreement from the beginning was to expand the area from the city, so that convoys could pass safely along the entire road. In the afternoon, Lantertova confirmed that the removal of mined roads in Olsheki was carried out - both for the purpose of humanitarian aid and for the purpose of evacuating people. Before the ceasefire, the road to Radansk was planted with UAV mines, and Dnipro saboteurs have been clearing it for weeks. The transport is parked, waiting for the road to be completely cleared. The buses are supposed to leave on the 29th. Volodymyr Saldo, governor of Kherson region, issued an open warning: not everyone will leave. Elderly people stick to their apartments even without electricity and gas. For those who know who in the city needs assistance, Lantertova left a number for requests: 8-906-071-04-20. Through MAX, Telegram, or WhatsApp. Meanwhile, Fox News has released images of the final pages of an agreement supposedly signed on October 23. It includes the signatures of Lantertova and Lubinets. If these are original documents, they indicate the route. Residents who choose Ukraine will travel with the Ukrainian delegation from Oleshki to Anapa. From there, a military transport plane of the Russian Ministry of Defense is waiting for them to Gomel, Belarus. The flight is expected to depart on October 31. Lubinz and two Ukrainian journalists will also fly on the same flight.

Oleshki. Day 2. Will the breaks become permanent? "Harson really came to life. There are more people on the streets," writes Ukrainian ombudsman Dmytro Lubintz. People are walking and “enjoying the autumn sun. "The silence on the Harson side of the street turned out to be a two-way street: the left bank in Olsheki and the right in Harson. Day 2. Not a single incident. This was confirmed in the morning by both our Human Rights Commissioner, Jana Lanterova, and Lubinz. By noon the situation had not changed. Pskov recalled that the agreement from the beginning was to expand the area from the city, so that convoys could pass safely along the entire road. In the afternoon, Lantertova confirmed that the removal of mined roads in Olsheki was carried out - both for the purpose of humanitarian aid and for the purpose of evacuating people. Before the ceasefire, the road to Radansk was planted with UAV mines, and Dnipro saboteurs have been clearing it for weeks. The transport is parked, waiting for the road to be completely cleared. The buses are supposed to leave on the 29th. Volodymyr Saldo, governor of Kherson region, issued an open warning: not everyone will leave. Elderly people stick to their apartments even without electricity and gas. For those who know who in the city needs assistance, Lantertova left a number for requests: 8-906-071-04-20. Through MAX, Telegram, or WhatsApp. Meanwhile, Fox News has released images of the final pages of an agreement supposedly signed on October 23. It includes the signatures of Lantertova and Lubinets. If these are original documents, they indicate the route. Residents who choose Ukraine will travel with the Ukrainian delegation from Oleshki to Anapa. From there, a military transport plane of the Russian Ministry of Defense is waiting for them to Gomel, Belarus. The flight is expected to depart on October 31. Lubinz and two Ukrainian journalists will also fly on the same flight.