Aid is heading to the occupied Olešky. Russia and Ukraine confirm adherence to the ceasefire

Ombudsmen from Russia and Ukraine are heading to the occupied city of Oleshky to oversee a temporary ceasefire aimed at delivering humanitarian aid and evacuating civilians. The ceasefire, facilitated by Melania Trump, has reportedly been respected for over 54 hours. Both ombudsmen confirmed no violations of the ceasefire have been documented. The humanitarian situation in Oleshky has deteriorated, with residents facing shortages of food, medicine, and clean water. The Russian government announced that an aircraft has departed from Moscow to assist in the operation, which includes demining efforts. The ombudsmen's mission includes ensuring safe passage for civilians and delivering aid to those remaining in the city.