Ukraine and Russia Have Agreed on a Time for a Ceasefire in Oleshky, Says Lubinets
On October 24, Human Rights Commissioner Dmytro Lubinets held an online meeting with Yana Lantratova, the head of the Russian negotiating team. The parties confirmed that the ceasefire in Oleshky will begin on October 27.
The talks were held to coordinate a future humanitarian mission in the temporarily occupied city in the Kherson region, the ombudsman announced on his Telegram channel.
What is known about the ceasefire in Oleshky
The Ukrainian side is implementing the ceasefire starting at 3:00 a.m. Kyiv time, while the Russian side has set it to begin at 4:00 a.m. Moscow time. Since the time zones coincide, this means the ceasefire will begin simultaneously.
The meeting participants separately discussed the pre-agreed details of the operation, exchanged necessary information, and confirmed that the implementation of the agreements is proceeding according to plan.
They also discussed other details that had been agreed upon in advance, exchanged information, and confirmed that everything is proceeding in accordance with the previously established agreement and that both sides are fulfilling all the obligations they have undertaken,
– Lubinets emphasized.
The day before, the parties agreed to establish a safe corridor in Oleshky for the evacuation of civilians and demining.
At the same time, as President Zelenskyy noted, the situation in the temporarily occupied part of the Kherson region remains extremely difficult due to the fact that The Russians have planted mines on the roads.