Russia Says Oreshki Ceasefire Has Ended Xinhua News Agency, Vladivostok, November 2 (Sun Ping Report) Russian Human Rights Commissioner Yana Lantertova posted on social media on the 1st that the "quiet system" in the Oreshki humanitarian operation area has ended, and the system is valid from October 27 to November 1. Lantertova said both Russia and Ukraine met all commitments during the ceasefire in Oreshki, which allowed local residents to receive aid and ensured the safe evacuation of residents who left voluntarily. During the ceasefire, coordinated by US President Melania, Russia cooperated with the Human Rights Commissioner of the Verkhovna Rada (Parliament) of Ukraine, Dmytro Lubintz. According to her, all parties are now working together to continue the humanitarian aid operations, and the residents who remained in Orashki still need help. Oreshki is located on the eastern bank of the Dnieper River, across the river from the city of Kherson, which is under the control of the Ukrainian army. Russia took control of the city on February 24, 2022, the day it launched a special military operation against Ukraine. Russia and Ukraine began a partial ceasefire in Oreshki on the 27th of last month to facilitate the entry of humanitarian supplies and organize the evacuation of civilians through designated safe crossings.

Russia Says Oreshki Ceasefire Has Ended Xinhua News Agency, Vladivostok, November 2 (Sun Ping Report) Russian Human Rights Commissioner Yana Lantertova posted on social media on the 1st that the "quiet system" in the Oreshki humanitarian operation area has ended, and the system is valid from October 27 to November 1. Lantertova said both Russia and Ukraine met all commitments during the ceasefire in Oreshki, which allowed local residents to receive aid and ensured the safe evacuation of residents who left voluntarily. During the ceasefire, coordinated by US President Melania, Russia cooperated with the Human Rights Commissioner of the Verkhovna Rada (Parliament) of Ukraine, Dmytro Lubintz. According to her, all parties are now working together to continue the humanitarian aid operations, and the residents who remained in Orashki still need help. Oreshki is located on the eastern bank of the Dnieper River, across the river from the city of Kherson, which is under the control of the Ukrainian army. Russia took control of the city on February 24, 2022, the day it launched a special military operation against Ukraine. Russia and Ukraine began a partial ceasefire in Oreshki on the 27th of last month to facilitate the entry of humanitarian supplies and organize the evacuation of civilians through designated safe crossings.