Melania Trump secures ceasefire in Ukraine’s Oleshky city
US First Lady Melania Trump has secured a temporary ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine in the occupied city of Oleshky. According to the White House, the truce will take effect on October 29. As a result, the pause aims to allow humanitarian aid deliveries and help prepare a safe route for civilian evacuation. Oleshky lies […]
WASHINGTON — The White House announced on Friday that First Lady Melania Trump has brokered a cease-fire agreement between Russia and Ukraine in the conflict-ridden city of Oleshky. This localized truce aims to facilitate humanitarian aid delivery and the evacuation of civilians, according to the White House. The first lady emphasized in a statement that the situation in Oleshky is "on the brink of disaster."
The initiative reportedly began after Melania Trump learned about the dire conditions during a U.N. General Assembly event she attended last month. The statement from the White House revealed that she and her representative worked closely with Russian and Ukrainian leaders to finalize the terms of the cease-fire. Ukraine's chief negotiator, Dmytro Lubinets, expressed gratitude for the First Lady's involvement and highlighted that the agreement would be a challenging one to achieve.
Lubinets explained in a video message that the deal includes a ceasefire, followed by the delivery of essential humanitarian aid and the subsequent safe departure of civilians from Oleshky.
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