Lubinets: Ceasefire in Oleshky Has Lasted 54 Hours, Humanitarian Aid to Be Delivered Friday

The ceasefire regime in Oleshky has lasted 54 hours, and the delivery of humanitarian aid is planned for Friday. Ukrainian Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets said this.

According to him, demining work is underway on the routes necessary for the humanitarian mission in the vicinity of Oleshky, a temporarily occupied city in the Kherson region.

"At the same time, we are preparing humanitarian aid, which we plan to deliver to Oleshky tomorrow. Both sides are fully observing the agreed conditions, and no violations of the silence regime have been recorded," Lubinets said.

The Ukrainian ombudsman said he is in constant contact with his Russian counterpart, Yana Lantratova, and is coordinating the implementation of the agreement's conditions. Lubinets thanked US First Lady Melania Trump.

Earlier, Melania Trump said that four journalists from the television company Newsmax will observe and record the humanitarian mission in Oleshky on the ground.