In Olshki/Alyushki (the parties call the city a different one, it is under the control of the Russian side) in the Kherson region, a cease-fire regime has begun to operate, as reported by the Russian and Ukrainian authorities: The Russian Ministry of Defense stated that "in connection with preparations for a humanitarian operation in the area of ​​the village of Elishki, the fire stopped in the direction of Kherson and a "regime of silence" was introduced from 4:00 in the morning." The Ukrainian Ombudsman Lubinz also writes that from 3:00 Kyiv time and 4:00 Moscow time "starting with a regime of silence, the Ukrainian side is fulfilling its agreements." In the past, the parties agreed on a ceasefire for the provision of humanitarian aid and the evacuation of the civilian population.

In Olshki/Alyushki (the parties call the city a different one, it is under the control of the Russian side) in the Kherson region, a cease-fire regime has begun to operate, as reported by the Russian and Ukrainian authorities: The Russian Ministry of Defense stated that "in connection with preparations for a humanitarian operation in the area of ​​the village of Elishki, the fire stopped in the direction of Kherson and a "regime of silence" was introduced from 4:00 in the morning." The Ukrainian Ombudsman Lubinz also writes that from 3:00 Kyiv time and 4:00 Moscow time "starting with a regime of silence, the Ukrainian side is fulfilling its agreements." In the past, the parties agreed on a ceasefire for the provision of humanitarian aid and the evacuation of the civilian population.