Residents who wanted to leave were evicted from Olshki. They are transferred to Ukraine through Anapa and Belarus This material (information) is produced and distributed by the foreign agent of the Bell or relates to the activities of the foreign agent of the Bell. 18+ In the occupied Olshki of the Kherson region, a humanitarian mission has ended, for which there has been a local ceasefire since October 27. Russian Ombudsman Yana Lantertova reported that the ranks of the residents were divided: some are going to Ukraine, others are staying in Russia. The Ukrainian delegation with the evacuees went to Anfa, wrote the head of the People's Servant faction and member of the negotiation group David Arhamia. From there, people will be taken by plane to Belarus, and then by bus to Ukraine. Neither side reported how many people left. 25 buses with at least 750 seats, nine ambulances and more than 50 doctors were prepared for the evacuation, Lantertova wrote. In the morning, the Prime Minister of Ukraine, Sergei Koretsky, listed in Rada a figure of 527 people who want to return to the controlled territory, but later retracted it, claiming that the figures were changing. The first lady of the USA, Melania Trump, through whom the ceasefire was agreed, wrote that the convoy was "ready" to take out more than 750 people. This is probably the capacity of the column, and not the number of evacuees. The Ukrainian delegation was headed by the Ombudsman Dmitri Lubinz. He said that the regime of silence was maintained for 87 hours without violations and that he himself is traveling with a convoy to Ukraine. Lubintz became the first senior Ukrainian official to openly travel to the occupied territory and Russia since the start of the war, CNN notes. Volunteer Ksenia Arkhipova, who previously helped evacuate from Oleshki, told the Kyiv Independent that Russia violated the terms of the agreement: according to her, evacuating people began earlier than agreed. The two ombudsmen proposed to make such delegations permanent. The ceasefire in the Olshek region, according to Arakhmia, will last until 22:59 Kyiv time on November 1.

Residents who wanted to leave were evicted from Olshki. They are transferred to Ukraine through Anapa and Belarus This material (information) is produced and distributed by the foreign agent of the Bell or relates to the activities of the foreign agent of the Bell. 18+ In the occupied Olshki of the Kherson region, a humanitarian mission has ended, for which there has been a local ceasefire since October 27. Russian Ombudsman Yana Lantertova reported that the ranks of the residents were divided: some are going to Ukraine, others are staying in Russia. The Ukrainian delegation with the evacuees went to Anfa, wrote the head of the People's Servant faction and member of the negotiation group David Arhamia. From there, people will be taken by plane to Belarus, and then by bus to Ukraine. Neither side reported how many people left. 25 buses with at least 750 seats, nine ambulances and more than 50 doctors were prepared for the evacuation, Lantertova wrote. In the morning, the Prime Minister of Ukraine, Sergei Koretsky, listed in Rada a figure of 527 people who want to return to the controlled territory, but later retracted it, claiming that the figures were changing. The first lady of the USA, Melania Trump, through whom the ceasefire was agreed, wrote that the convoy was "ready" to take out more than 750 people. This is probably the capacity of the column, and not the number of evacuees. The Ukrainian delegation was headed by the Ombudsman Dmitri Lubinz. He said that the regime of silence was maintained for 87 hours without violations and that he himself is traveling with a convoy to Ukraine. Lubintz became the first senior Ukrainian official to openly travel to the occupied territory and Russia since the start of the war, CNN notes. Volunteer Ksenia Arkhipova, who previously helped evacuate from Oleshki, told the Kyiv Independent that Russia violated the terms of the agreement: according to her, evacuating people began earlier than agreed. The two ombudsmen proposed to make such delegations permanent. The ceasefire in the Olshek region, according to Arakhmia, will last until 22:59 Kyiv time on November 1.