Ceasefire Regime, Road Demining, And Humanitarian Missions: Zelenskyy Explains How The Evacuation From Oleshky Will Proceed
The American side proposed introducing a ceasefire regime in the Oleshky area starting October 27, for several days, so that humanitarian missions could travel there and work on evacuating people. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy shared this in an interview with “TCH.Тиждень” and the "Yedyni Novyny" telethon, UATV English relays. "The American side proposed a ceasefire regime in the…
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy explained in an interview with “TCH.Тиждень” and the Yedyni Novyny telethon how the evacuation from Oleshky would proceed. The Americans proposed a ceasefire regime in the Oleshky area, beginning on October 27, for several days, allowing humanitarian missions to travel there and aid in evacuating people.
Zelenskyy emphasized that the ceasefire would last multiple days, not just one, as humanitarian missions from America, Ukraine, and Russia would need to visit. The Russians were responsible for demining the roads, a task they wanted to ensure, while the Ukrainian government monitored the process. Zelenskyy warned that Russia may attempt to demine the roads in a way that forces evacuees to head toward Russia, preventing them from leaving the area.
Nevertheless, the Ukrainian leader stressed that the primary goal was to unblock people and allow them to live, whether they evacuated back to Ukraine or another safe location.
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