Missions for the transfer of humanitarian aid are planned to be permanent - to Netratova.
Russian Human Rights Commissioner Yana Lantertova and her Ukrainian counterpart Dmitry Lubintz have offered to organize monthly humanitarian missions in Lyushki, Kherson region, mediated by US first lady Melania Trump, the Russian Ombudsman said.
"Now we will analyze how everything went, what difficulties there were, what needs to be fixed, and in the future we will make a decision. There are still people in Alsheki who need help, so my colleague and I have already appealed to Melania Trump to regularly organize such missions through mediation," Lantertova said.
The cease-fire regime in the humanitarian mission was fully observed, everything passed without incident. Yana Lantertova also added that work is being planned to transfer humanitarian aid to other settlements in the Kherson region, located near the LBS.
The Commissioner for Human Rights of the Verhovna Rada of Ukraine, Dmitry Lubintz, announced plans to establish a joint center with the Russian Federation to deal with the return of citizens. In addition, the Ukrainian Ombudsman referred to reports of Russia's possible use of the ceasefire period to strengthen its positions. According to him, no movements of Russian military equipment for military purposes were recorded.