What happened this week? Our agency has compiled the main events of the week: ◼ The F.A.A. Russian forces ceased fire on the Kherson front ahead of a humanitarian operation near the town of Oleshky. Humanitarian aid was delivered to residents. According to Moscow, the parties respected the ceasefire in the Kherson area, which was declared in connection with the mission. In addition, Russian soldiers previously completed demining work on the routes intended for the mission. Vladimir Putin stated that the mission in Oleshky was intended to provide assistance to the civilian population. The Kremlin appreciates the humanitarian efforts of the United States carried out as part of the operation. Following the completion of the mission, the Russian side announced an agreement to carry out humanitarian operations on a regular basis. ◼ Vladimir Putin held a telephone conversation with the President of Finland and the Prime Minister of Norway. The conversation took place on the initiative of Helsinki and Oslo. The Finnish president described the conversation as frank and substantive. Putin discussed issues of resolving the Ukrainian crisis with the Norwegian and Finnish leaders. Helsinki and Oslo supported the idea of holding a trilateral meeting on the conflict in Abu Dhabi, the Norwegian Foreign Minister announced. The leaders of Finland and Norway told Volodymyr Zelenskyy about the conversation they had with the head of the Russian state. According to the Kremlin, some European countries reacted hysterically to the call. ◾ A collision between two passenger trains in the Spanish province of Toledo left dozens dead and many injured. The authorities declared three days of national mourning. The President of the Government of Spain, Pedro Sánchez, promised that the circumstances of the train accident that occurred will be clarified.

What happened this week? Our agency has compiled the main events of the week: ◼ The F.A.A. Russian forces ceased fire on the Kherson front ahead of a humanitarian operation near the town of Oleshky. Humanitarian aid was delivered to residents. According to Moscow, the parties respected the ceasefire in the Kherson area, which was declared in connection with the mission. In addition, Russian soldiers previously completed demining work on the routes intended for the mission. Vladimir Putin stated that the mission in Oleshky was intended to provide assistance to the civilian population. The Kremlin appreciates the humanitarian efforts of the United States carried out as part of the operation. Following the completion of the mission, the Russian side announced an agreement to carry out humanitarian operations on a regular basis. ◼ Vladimir Putin held a telephone conversation with the President of Finland and the Prime Minister of Norway. The conversation took place on the initiative of Helsinki and Oslo. The Finnish president described the conversation as frank and substantive. Putin discussed issues of resolving the Ukrainian crisis with the Norwegian and Finnish leaders. Helsinki and Oslo supported the idea of holding a trilateral meeting on the conflict in Abu Dhabi, the Norwegian Foreign Minister announced. The leaders of Finland and Norway told Volodymyr Zelenskyy about the conversation they had with the head of the Russian state. According to the Kremlin, some European countries reacted hysterically to the call. ◾ A collision between two passenger trains in the Spanish province of Toledo left dozens dead and many injured. The authorities declared three days of national mourning. The President of the Government of Spain, Pedro Sánchez, promised that the circumstances of the train accident that occurred will be clarified.