Journalists from the conservative American television channel Newsmax will observe the humanitarian mission in Alushki "Four American journalists from Newsmax will be directly in Alushki, and will work together with Russian and Ukrainian representatives of humanitarian organizations. Acting as neutral observers, they will independently document what is happening and provide an ongoing record of this historic humanitarian mission," said US First Lady Melania Trump. The journalists traveled to Alsheki together with the Russian delegation, according to the announcement of the Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation, Yana Lantertova. "There are journalists flying with us, these are mainly journalists from the United States of America, who were proposed by the American side, as well as journalists from different countries in the world," she said shortly before flying to the site of the humanitarian mission. ——. In Shashki, which is under Russian control, a situation close to a humanitarian disaster developed during the last months: the city was under constant shelling, and it was almost impossible to get out of it, since most of the roads were mined. At the end of October, through the mediation of Melania Trump, Russia and Ukraine agreed on a local ceasefire so that the residents could leave the city. The regime of silence began to operate on October 27.