Lubinets and Russian ombudswoman agree on start time for ceasefire in Oleshky
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Ukrainian Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets reported that he has agreed with the Russian ombudswoman on the start time of a ceasefire in Oleshky. Oleshky is a city in Kherson Oblast that has been controlled by Russia since 2022. This is reported by the outlet NV.
The brief report states only the fact of the agreement on the start time of the ceasefire. Details, including the duration of this regime and its specific purpose, are not specified in the available materials.
Agreements between the ombudsmen of the two countries usually concern humanitarian issues, for example, work with civilians who have remained in the city. Such contacts can be important for people who need assistance. However, at the time of writing this text, there are no independent confirmations or details from other sources.
Readers should follow the official statements of the Ukrainian ombudsman and other state bodies. This will help to obtain accurate information about how and when the ceasefire will take effect.
Sources: NV
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