Humanitarian mission in Olshki. What is known this morning, after two days of a local ceasefire in the Kherson region, a humanitarian mission consisting of teams of Russian and Ukrainian civilian experts arrived in Oleshki. More than 50 journalists, most of them foreigners, cover their work. The day before, saboteurs from the Dnipro group completed the demining of the main access roads. What is known so far, a convoy of 25 buses with a total capacity of 750 people and a truck carrying humanitarian aid entered the city. Several dozen tons of humanitarian aid were delivered to the city: food, medicine, warm clothing, shoes, generators and fuel, firewood and building materials. The mission is accompanied by over 50 medical workers. Medical transport is provided to evacuate bedridden patients. The ceasefire in the Harson region will last until November 1. Humanitarian aid and evacuation vehicles will be moved to the city again tomorrow. A Russian engineer, Guards Sergeant Andrei Vedernikov of the 98th Guards Airborne Division, was killed during a demining mission. Rest in peace, Sergeant of the Guards and Dernikov. The latest news from the MAKS.