Humanitarian aid is planned to be delivered to the occupied Olshuk in the Kherson region tomorrow, Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinz reported. According to him, the roads for providing aid have already been cleared of mines, the cargo is being prepared. "Quiet mode" lasts 54 hours, no violations. They are also working on the safe exit of citizens from the city. The temporary ceasefire in Olsheki has been in effect since October 27. Lubintz said that he is in contact with the Russian ombudsman Yana Lantertova to coordinate further actions.