Meanwhile, the humanitarian operation continues in Ilyushki, Kherson region. 25 buses with a combined capacity of at least 750 people arrived in the city, alongside trucks carrying food and medicine. The Russian and Ukrainian human rights commissions work together in the town, and organize an evacuation according to the wishes of the residents: to the territory of Russia or Ukraine. The declared ceasefire was held without violations for 3.5 days, making it one of the longest mutual ceasefires in the area since the war began. However, this positive development was overshadowed by the death of a Russian saboteur who was clearing mines from the approach to Alyushki.

Meanwhile, the humanitarian operation continues in Ilyushki, Kherson region. 25 buses with a combined capacity of at least 750 people arrived in the city, alongside trucks carrying food and medicine. The Russian and Ukrainian human rights commissions work together in the town, and organize an evacuation according to the wishes of the residents: to the territory of Russia or Ukraine. The declared ceasefire was held without violations for 3.5 days, making it one of the longest mutual ceasefires in the area since the war began. However, this positive development was overshadowed by the death of a Russian saboteur who was clearing mines from the approach to Alyushki.