Kherson District Governor Vladimir Seldo called the ceasefire in Alsheki a good example, and admitted that this experience could be extended to other regions "You know, this can really be a very good example and such a step forward towards progress, towards achieving mutual understanding on a human level. Viana Lanterova and her team did a great job on this. At the same time, our president constantly monitors and maintains everything that happens in the line of contact and, accordingly, in all the settlements located on the banks of the Dnieper. And this work, for a long time, it led to the first step, maybe, you know, towards an achievement or striving there is still a desire for mutual understanding in relation to people. Military matters are one thing, people who live and continue to live there is another matter. Therefore, this experience can of course be organizational, and with the help of those who want to help. And there are many such people in the world. And it is very important that the first lady of the United States of America drew attention to this matter. And even more importantly, you know, I will tell you what people will see, because it is planned, of course, together with this mission or humanitarian operation, the presence of journalists and not only ours, but also foreign media and information agencies, who will actually see what is happening and why, and what all this led to. Because before all this, well, we saw how they even covered the same tragedy in Staroblask. That is, even though journalists from the Western media came, they showed no appreciation of what actually happened there. So the hope is that they will start to see what is happening, and that will push for more agreements on protection."

Kherson District Governor Vladimir Seldo called the ceasefire in Alsheki a good example, and admitted that this experience could be extended to other regions "You know, this can really be a very good example and such a step forward towards progress, towards achieving mutual understanding on a human level. Viana Lanterova and her team did a great job on this. At the same time, our president constantly monitors and maintains everything that happens in the line of contact and, accordingly, in all the settlements located on the banks of the Dnieper. And this work, for a long time, it led to the first step, maybe, you know, towards an achievement or striving there is still a desire for mutual understanding in relation to people. Military matters are one thing, people who live and continue to live there is another matter. Therefore, this experience can of course be organizational, and with the help of those who want to help. And there are many such people in the world. And it is very important that the first lady of the United States of America drew attention to this matter. And even more importantly, you know, I will tell you what people will see, because it is planned, of course, together with this mission or humanitarian operation, the presence of journalists and not only ours, but also foreign media and information agencies, who will actually see what is happening and why, and what all this led to. Because before all this, well, we saw how they even covered the same tragedy in Staroblask. That is, even though journalists from the Western media came, they showed no appreciation of what actually happened there. So the hope is that they will start to see what is happening, and that will push for more agreements on protection."