Arya News - The ceasefire is being fully observed in Alyoshki, with no incidents reported during this period, Russia`s human rights commissioner Yana Lantratova told reporters.
“Our military personnel are conducting all necessary engineering work, including mine clearance along the road,” Lantratova pointed out.The Russian human rights commissioner added that she is flying to Alyoshki in the Kherson region accompanied by foreign journalists.Lantratova said the Ukrainian ombudsman had arrived in Belarus and would travel from there to Aleshki. She noted that preparations for the humanitarian mission in Aleshki had been underway since May, with every stage carefully planned, including arrangements for the humanitarian convoy.Dozens of tonnes of humanitarian aid collected for Alyoshki (Oleshky) residents are on the way, including food, medicines and fuel for generators, Yana Lantratova said.The preparation of humanitarian aid was guided by the specific requests of residents, the official explained.A total of several dozen tonnes of humanitarian aid will be delivered to Alyoshki, Lantratova said.Demining operations are continuing along routes designated for a humanitarian mission in Alyoshki. The ceasefire has now held for 54 hours without a single reported violation, Yana Lantratova added.Lantratova also thanked US First Lady Melania Trump for her personal involvement and assistance in organizing the operation.In that observer role, the journalists will independently film and document the progress of what is being billed as a historic humanitarian mission.Russian special presidential envoy Kirill Dmitriev, for his part, underscored that “as the local ceasefire in Alyoshki holds and demining efforts progress, Russia welcomes Newsmax journalists this morning to witness and report firsthand on the vital humanitarian mission coordinated by First Lady Melania Trump.” He added that humanity and peace must prevail.