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Lubinz declined to say how many Olshki residents left for Ukrainian-controlled territory. "As part of our agreements with the Russian side, we will not publish numbers," said the Ukrainian ombudsman. He explains: the operation in Olsheki is a potential mechanism that can be used in other settlements, and therefore asks for understanding regarding the regime of silence. Earlier, journalists reported that four buses went from Olshki to Russia, and 11 buses to Ukraine. In the meantime, Peskov said that there are no plans for new routes such as Olshki.

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Lubinz declined to say how many Olshki residents left for Ukrainian-controlled territory. "As part of our agreements with the Russian side, we will not publish numbers," said the Ukrainian ombudsman. He explains: the operation in Olsheki is a potential mechanism that can be used in other settlements, and therefore asks for understanding regarding the regime of silence. Earlier, journalists reported that four buses went from Olshki to Russia, and 11 buses to Ukraine. In the meantime, Peskov said that there are no plans for new routes such as Olshki.

Lubinz declined to say how many Olshki residents left for Ukrainian-controlled territory. "As part of our agreements with the Russian side, we will not publish numbers," said the Ukrainian ombudsman. He explains: the operation in Olsheki is a potential mechanism that can be used in other settlements, and therefore asks for understanding regarding the regime of silence. Earlier, journalists reported that four buses went from Olshki to Russia, and 11 buses to Ukraine. In the meantime, Peskov said that there are no plans for new routes such as Olshki.

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