Oleshky
A humanitarian mission and a 30-hour period of silence are ongoing in Oleshky without any incidents. Ukraine is preparing assistance and the safe evacuation of civilians.
Ukraine and Russia have not recorded any violations of the ceasefire in the occupied Oleshky. The truce will remain in effect until November 1 for the humanitarian mission.
Before Oleshky returns to Ukrainian control, residents will be evacuated to Crimea or Russia. The humanitarian mission will continue until November 1.
The ceasefire in occupied Oleshky will last until 22:59 on November 1. It is needed to deliver aid and evacuate civilians.
As of 9:00 a. m. on October 27, the enemy was observing the ceasefire in Oleshky. Ukraine is conducting a humanitarian operation to help residents and evacuate civilians.
A humanitarian mission with a bilateral ceasefire has begun in Oleshky. Coordination is being provided by Dmytro Lubinets.
As of 03:00, Ukraine halted fire in the occupied city of Oleshky to deliver aid and ensure the safe movement of civilians. The General Staff urged people to trust only official information.
Starting at 03:00 on October 27, a ceasefire regime will be in effect in Oleshky to deliver aid. The goal is to prepare a safe evacuation for civilians.
Russian outlets are presenting the truce in the occupied city of Oleshky, Kherson region, as a trap for Russian troops, without providing any evidence. In fact, the agreement provides for evacuation and assistance.
A humanitarian mission involving Ukraine, the United States, and Russia is being prepared in the Oleshky area. Zelenskyy warned of the possible evacuation of people to the Russian Federation.
The Ombudsman’s Office is preparing a humanitarian mission to the temporarily occupied city of Oleshky. Information about those who need assistance can be submitted online or by phone.
Ukraine expects American mediation for a humanitarian operation in the occupied Oleshky. They plan to deliver food and medicine and evacuate people.
Pina Picierno ended her hunger strike following progress in providing aid to Oleshky. The agreements provide for a ceasefire, demining, evacuation, and the delivery of humanitarian supplies.
Ukraine is introducing a ceasefire in Oleshky starting at 03:00 on October 27. The regime is needed for a humanitarian operation and the rescue of residents.
The General Staff said that the Defense Forces would ensure the implementation of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief’s decisions for a humanitarian mission in Oleshky. Earlier, the parties announced a local ceasefire.
Russia announced a local ceasefire in Oleshky starting at 04:00 on October 27. The regime is needed for a humanitarian operation and the evacuation of civilians.
The parties agreed on a ceasefire, humanitarian aid, and the safe passage of civilians out of Oleshky. The operation will be complex and carried out in stages.
An operation to unblock Oleshky and humanitarian corridors are being prepared. A temporary truce has been in effect there since October 29 to evacuate civilians.
Starting October 29, a temporary ceasefire will be in effect in Oleshky, Kherson region, for humanitarian aid and evacuation. The agreement was reached through the mediation of Melania Trump.
Russia is preparing a Zoom teleconference involving representatives of 80 countries to divert attention from the crimes in Oleshky.
Pina Picierno announced a hunger strike over the humanitarian catastrophe in occupied Oleshky. She called for a truce, aid, and evacuation.
Zelenskyy discussed Russia’s escalation, the humanitarian catastrophe in Oleshky, and the lack of warnings about ballistic attacks with Pope Leo XIV.
Pope Leo XIV and Volodymyr Zelenskyy discussed the situation in occupied Oleshky and a humanitarian truce. The Holy See confirmed its commitment to dialogue and peace.
Pope Leo XIV discussed the humanitarian situation in Oleshky with Putin. He called for a ceasefire to facilitate aid and the evacuation of civilians.
Russia is preparing staged interviews with residents of Oleshky to discredit Ukraine and accuse it of shelling the city. The Security Service of Ukraine urges people not to spread fake news.
Ukrainian military personnel delivered food, medicine, and children's kits to Oleshky for the second time. Six animals were rescued during the operation.
Dozens of residents of the occupied city of Oleshky are trying to leave the city on foot, by bicycle and moped, risking their lives due to the lack of a safe route. Lubinets called for a humanitarian corridor to be provided.
In August–September, 41 Ukrainians returned through the "Mokrany—Domanove" crossing, including four children and five teenagers.
The OSCE called for humanitarian missions to be granted access to Oleshky and for a corridor to be opened. Around 2,000 people remain in the city without food, water, or electricity.
Papal envoy Matteo Zuppi held talks in Moscow on humanitarian issues related to the war. He also visited Ukrainian prisoners of war.