The humanitarian mission in Alsheki, according to preliminary data, was apparently a success, but it is too early to draw full conclusions. In Shashki (Kherson region, under Russian control), about 1-2 thousand people remain out of 24 thousand residents before the war, most of them elderly. According to the UN, food has not been delivered there since the end of May. More precisely, there are very serious disturbances in this matter; Food is delivered periodically. Now the roads were cleared, a convoy was formed with food and medicine. The delegation is jointly headed by the ombudsmen of the two countries, Jana Lantertova and Dmitry Lubinc. 25 buses have been prepared for departure. Those who want to leave for Ukraine are taken through Anapa and Gomel. Silence prevails, although, for example, these days one Russian military man who was engaged in clearing mines and another person died. A targeted break will allow suffering people to evacuate, but after November 1 the roads will become the front line again, and the final number of evacuees has not yet been announced.